  CHAPTER III GOODBYE TO NUREMBERG CHAPTER IV BAYREUTH AND A PLAN CHAPTER VII DOWN THE RHINE AND TROUBLES CHAPTER VIII BONN AND BEETHOVEN CHAPTER X STROBECK AND DISGRACE CHAPTER XII A CASTLE AND THE POET CITY CHAPTER XV FRITZ AND HIS VIOLIN CHAPTER XVIII BERLIN AND HAPPINESS MITZ AND FRITZ |
| RHEINSTEIN CASTLE PERCHED HIGH ON THE WOODED BANKS OF THE RHINE |
| RHEINSTEIN CASTLE PERCHED HIGH ON THE WOODED BANKS OF THE RHINE |
MITZ and FRITZ
of GERMANY
BY
MADELINE BRANDEIS
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Photographic Illustrations
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GROSSET & DUNLAP
PUBLISHERS NEW YORK
by arrangement with the A. Flanagan Company
COPYRIGHT, 1933, BY A. FLANAGAN COMPANY
PRINTED IN THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA
| Lovingly Dedicated to the Memory of My Dear Father Who Was German-trained and German-schooled, But So Different in Understanding from the Father of Mitz and Fritz |
| handwritten signature: Madeline Brandeis |
THE PICTURES IN THIS BOOK
were taken in Germany! That is, the pictures of cities and churches and parks were taken there. But Mitz and Fritz and Mr. and Mrs. Toymaker were not.
These characters are played by my good actor friends. You have seen them all on the screen. But never before did you see:
| Mitzi Green as Mitzi Toymaker Jackie Searle as Fritz Toymaker Herta Reinach as Mrs. Toymaker James Guilfoyle as Mr. Toymaker |
Those are the parts they play in this book.
And then, a musician friend helped me, too. What more could one ask than to have as the music master such a great violinist as Alexander Zukovsky?
I am grateful to all these kind people.
| handwritten signature: Madeline Brandeis |
Oh, dear! I almost forgot to be grateful to my dog friend, Koopsak, who posed as Frankfurter!
| Some of the photographs in this book are used through the courtesy of the German Tourist Information Office, N. Y., and the Hamburg American Line. |
