Tadeusz Faliszewski & Orkiestra - Czerwona róża (Red Rose|) Tango (P.Ábrahám – Walden) z operetki Przygoda w Grand Hotelu (from the show: Adventure In the Grand Hotel)
Melodja-Electro (Polish) 1935

NOTE: This tango was composed in 1934 by Hungarian composer Paul Ábrahám (author of such famous operettas as "Victoria and Her Hussar" or "The Ball At the Savoy") and included in his new operetta “Märchen im Grand Hotel” (Fairytales at the Grand Hotel).
Under the Polish title "Adventure in the Grand Hotel," the show was staged in Warsaw in June 1935 at the Wielka Rewia" (Grand Revue) theater. Despite the huge size of the auditorium (the Grand Revue Theater occupied the premises of a former riding school) and the holiday season, the operetta was played for a full two months non-stop, which turned out to be a huge success. The leading roles were played by women's idol Aleksander Żabczyński, who was partnered by a young dancer from Toruń, Helena Grossówna, who was soon to become the No. 1 star of Polish film comedy. Soon some of the operetta's songs were issued on records by a reliable foursome of Polish crooners: Adam Aston, Tadeusz Faliszewski, Stefan Witas and Janusz Poplawski, and the tango "Red Rose" became a big hit.

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