The Finances of the Grand Duke: 1924 Murnau Film - Comedy

Has anyone seen this 1924 Murnau film?

Here's a review from Time Out:

The 1994 restoration confirms that this is indeed a farce by FW Murnau, featuring such uncharacteristic ingredients as a madcap Russian princess, a happy go lucky duke, stolen letters, disguises and the like; and featuring Max Schreck, Nosferatu himself, as a comic revolutionary. Murnau takes it all at a fast clip, combining extensive location shooting with a couple of elaborate studio sets, and bringing off two or three shots which, independent of context, are as haunting as any in the canon. Agreeable yet quite forgettable, except for collectors of directorial anomalies, and Murnau-ites on the hunt for correspondences, gay subtexts, etc. BBa

I've seen Murnau's masterpiece, Nosfertu, but I've not heard of this one! Sounds as if would be amusing, if not exactly fact-based . . . although screwball comedy's objective isn't to portray real life!    

Oh wow, I'm always up to discovering new work from this master.