01 July 1913 11 mins
Based on the book "Au bonheur des dames" written by Emile Zola. "A large shop pays its salesgirls badly and starves them. They become tubercular and their dresses contaminate the rich clients. One of the rare 'social' films of its time." -Georges Sadoul
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