Zeta, wanting to spare Olga the scandal, convinces him it is Valencienne’s. He tells her he’s not interested in marriage and will never say “I love you.” Meanwhile, Zeta’s chief of staff, Kromow, finds Valencienne’s fan and thinks it belongs to his wife, Olga. He and Hanna talk, revealing that they were once in love, but that Hanna was considered too far beneath Danilo’s status for him to marry her. Finally, Danilo arrives, fresh from a night of partying at the nightclub Maxim’s.
Valencienne realizes she has lost her fan with Camille’s incriminating message and rushes out to look for it.
Hanna arrives, and the Parisian men shower her with compliments.
He plans to get Danilo Danilovitch, a womanizing aristocrat and the embassy secretary, to marry her so that her millions will stay in Pontevedro. Zeta eagerly awaits the arrival of the guest of honor, Hanna Glawari, a wealthy Pontevedrian widow. In fact, Camille has declared his love for Valencienne and writes “I love you” on her fan. He’s pleased when he sees his young wife, Valencienne, flirting with Camille de Rosillon, a young Frenchman, assuming she’s trying to win French support for Pontevedro. His home country is nearly bankrupt, and he hopes that their Parisian guests will help them raise the money they need. The Pontevedrian ambassador, Baron Mirko Zeta, is giving a ball at the embassy. But when he asks the singer Schober to perform the piece in his name for the unsuspecting Hannerl, she ends up falling in love with Schober.Paris, 1900. When Schubert falls head over heels in love with Hannerl, he writes a romantic love song in her honor. So they invite him to take a trip with the beautiful daughters of the “Dreimadlerhaus”. The painter Moritz and the singer Schober want to cheer up their friend, the composer Franz Schubert, who is having a hard time getting on his feet in his adopted hometown of Vienna. Als er jedoch den Sänger Schober bittet, das Stück der ahnungslosen Hannerl in seinem Namen vorzutragen, verliebt die junge Frau sich in Schober. Als Schubert sich unsterblich in Hannerl verliebt, schreibt er ihr zu Ehren ein romantisches Liebeslied. Also laden die beiden ihn zu einem Ausflug mit den schönen Töchtern des "Dreimäderlhauses" ein. Der Maler Moritz und der Sänger Schober wollen ihren Freund, den Komponisten Franz Schubert, aufheitern, da der sich etwas schwer tut, in seiner Wahlheimat Wien Fuß zu fassen.
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