The House of the Three Girls

Set in Vienna in 1826, this drama follows the impoverished composer Franz Schubert, who resides with friends in the home of a court glazier. The residence is known as the House of the Three Girls because of the owner's three daughters. While two of the sisters celebrate a double wedding, Schubert struggles with his secret feelings for the third daughter, Hannerl. Due to the schemes of a soprano, Hannerl eventually marries a singer, leaving Schubert alone with his music.

The film was written and directed by Ernst Marischka, following his work on Sissi in 1955, Sissi: The Young Empress in 1956, and Sissi: The Fateful Years of an Empress in 1957. Produced by Marischka and Karl Ehrlich through Aspa Films and Erina, the production features a credited cast of 20. The main roles are played by Karlheinz Böhm, Rudolf Schock, Johanna Matz, Magda Schneider, Gustav Knuth, and Helga Neuner. This Austrian musical romance has a runtime of 102 minutes.