Cinderella of Paris Trailer (1930)
Watch the official Cinderella of Paris 1930 trailer in HD below.
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Colette Darfeuil as Janine Petitpas
André Roanne as Jean-Paul
Alice Tissot as Mme Petitpas
Marguerite Moreno as La voyante
Henri Poupon as Le brigadier Matabiau
Janine Merrey as L’ancienne midinette
Nitta-Jo as La diseuse
Jean Hémard Director
France 21 November 1930
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27 September 1930
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21 September 1930
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25 January 1930
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01 October 1930
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13 July 1930
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16 November 1930
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05 September 1930
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20 March 1930
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