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The daughter of a Romanian landowner is engaged to a young nobleman but is attracted to a Romani violinist, who is her intended’s half-brother. Complications unfold at her engagement party, and she dreams of her future.
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The daughter of a Romanian landowner is engaged to a young nobleman but is attracted to a Romani violinist, who is her intended’s half-brother. Complications unfold at her engagement party, and she dreams of her future.
The princess rejects all her suitors until her father gives her to a beggar. On the journey to his cottage, she learns that the lands they pass belong to kings she had rejected. She struggles with poverty and manual work, and her haughty spirit softens. Her husband finds her a job as a scullery maid at her own castle. At a royal wedding, the beggar reveals that he is the handsome king she once rejected and says he married her to change her character. They prepare for their wedding.
The daughter of a Romanian landowner is engaged to a young nobleman but is attracted to a Romani violinist, who is her intended’s half-brother. Complications unfold at her engagement party, and she dreams of her future.
The princess rejects all her suitors until her father gives her to a beggar. On the journey to his cottage, she learns that the lands they pass belong to kings she had rejected. She struggles with poverty and manual work, and her haughty spirit softens. Her husband finds her a job as a scullery maid at her own castle. At a royal wedding, the beggar reveals that he is the handsome king she once rejected and says he married her to change her character. They prepare for their wedding.