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Ernst Lubitsch, another influential master of narrative formulas and tonal nuance, took two Vienna couples' adulterous misadventures in "The Marriage Circle" (1924), his romantic comedy, and quickened them with nimble, cheerful cynicism in "One Hour With You" (1932), set in Paris.

When asked which of his songs make him think, Ah, at least I got that one right, he immediately cites two: "Vienna" (1978), a celebration of a life's worth at every age, and "Summer, Highland Falls" (1976), a meditation on emotional extremes.

As Willy Meisl, whose brother Hugo was the managerial mastermind behind the Wunderteam, points out in his seminal Soccer Revolution, the Austrian public took to the game with gusto and five years after the first match between two Vienna sides in 1894, the first British touring team turned up at the Westbahnhof.

This sounded interesting to us, so two collections and two Vienna Fashion Award nominations later we decided it was high time to find out if any of what I just wrote is actually true.

It was Alexander Pushkin who first seized on the idea that the alleged rivalry between these two Vienna-based composers might make good drama: in 1830 he published a short play called Mozart and Salieri, in which the latter murders the former onstage.

The brotherhood's original members were six Vienna Academy students.

Or both, in the case of Arthur Schnitzler's "Ronde," which one Vienna critic described as "a Jewish pig's mess".

In Carnegie Hall's season prospectus, the hall's board "gratefully acknowledges the generosity of Alberto Vilar" beneath each of the three Vienna Philharmonic program listings.

Called "The B-Thing" and produced by four Vienna-based artists known collectively as Gelatin, the book is demure to the point of being oblique.

The three biggest Vienna banks are still profitable but have had to massively increase the amount of money they set aside for bad loans after economic output in Eastern Europe sank 4 percent last year.

VIENNA — In Vienna's leafy Augarten Park stand two enormous flak towers — vestiges of World War II.