The Emperor's Candlesticks

From the scene introducing William Powell as Polish "Baron Wolensky," with servant Albert (Barnett Parker) and an unexpected visit from Polish nationalist leader Korum (Douglas Dumbrille), in MGM's The Emperor's Candlesticks, 1937.

Early scene introducing supporting players, Grand Duke Peter (Robert Young) with aide Baron Suroff (Frank Morgan) incognito at the Vienna opera ball, meeting the fetching Maria (Maureen O'Sullivan), in The Emperor's Candlesticks, 1937.

Now in Budapest, chasing the same candlesticks, still not admitting to each other that they're spies, Polish Baron Wolensky (William Powell) and Russian Countess Olga (Luise Rainer) grapple with dealer Santuzzi (Paul Porcasi), in The Emperor's Candlesticks, 1937.

Spies on opposite sides fall in love in pre-revolutionary Russia in The Emperor's Candlesticks (1937) starring William Powell.