Madame la Presidente Trailer (1916)

06 February 1916 Comedy 50 mins

Mademoiselle Gobette, a pretty young actress, visits the offices of the Minister of Justice, Cyprienne Gaudet. Simultaneously, Madame Galipaux arrives to speak to the Minister on behalf of her husband. Gaudet mistakes Madame Galipaux for the new cleaning woman, and Mademoiselle Gobette for Madame Galipaux, leading to farcical complications when Monsieur Galipaux arrives.

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Cast

Anna Held as Mademoiselle Gobette

Forrest Stanley as Cyprian Gaudet

Herbert Standing as Augustin Galipaux

Page Peters as Octave Rosimond

Lydia Yeamans Titus as Madame Galipaux

Helen Jerome Eddy as Denise Galipaux (as Helen Eddy)

Howard Davies as Marius

Richard L'Estrange as Lerous (as Dick La Strange)

Robert Newcombe as De Berton

Frank A. Bonn as Pinglet (as Frank Bonn)

Crew

Frank Lloyd Director

Elliott J. Clawson Writer

Jose G. Levy Theatre Play

Pierre Veber Theatre Play

Maurice Hennequin Theatre Play

International Releases Dates

United States 06 February 1916

Production Companies

Paramount Pictures

Oliver Morosco Photoplay Company

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