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Invitation to the Waltz

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In Rosamond Nina Lehmann
Invitation to the Waltz (1932) is a slight, but wholly realized, work about a girl’s timid confrontation with social demands. The girl appears again, this time in an affair with a married man, in The Weather in the Streets (1936).
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