A rural couple""s enduring love overcomes the hostile, destructive forces of the Jazz Age city.The fable is described:This song of the Man and his Wife is of no place and every place; you might hear it anywhere at any time.Introduction to The Young Empress:In her Prussian bedroom, 7 year-old aristocratic Princess Sophia Augusta Frederica (played by Marlene Dietrich""s own daughter, Maria Sieber/Riva), who was being groomed to be a ruling Tsarina in Russia.The group of officers are lavishly entertained in the Emir""s palace by Indian dancers, where Col.Stone is introduced by the friendly rajah to evil chieftain Mohammed Khan (Douglas Dumbrille).After being slipped an enticing note by Tania (Kathleen Burke), Khan""s mistress (named Madame Volkanskaya), Stone sneaks away after the pig-hunt - against orders - to meet her.They were shocked to see werewolf Snatcher Fenrir Greyback (Dave Legeno) bloodily cannibalizing fallen Gryffindor student Lavender Brown""s (Jessie Cave) neck - Hermione used her wand to create a blasting curse and send him hurtling through a window.Vivian: People don""t talk to me like that.Marlowe: Ohhh.Vivian: Do you always think you can handle people like, uh, trained seals?Marlowe: Uh, huh.I usually get away with it, too.Vivian: How nice for you.Marlowe: Just what is it you""re afraid of?Vivian: Dad didn""t want to see about Sean at all, did he?Marlowe: Didn""t he?Vivian: Would you find him if Dad wanted you to?Marlowe: Maybe.