Marius à Paris Trailer (1930)

26 October 1930 Comedy

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Cast

Colette Darfeuil as Gaby Sauterelle

Tony D'Algy as Geraldo del Prado

Pierre Juvenet as Maître Bonichon

Marthe Sarbel as Mrs. Bonichon

Georges Colin as Marius Pitchouris

Marthe Mussine

Madeleine Guitty

Georges Tourreil as Florida's manager

Françoise Rosay

René Lefèvre as Bonichon's son

Crew

Roger Lion Director

Roger Lion Writer

Georges Asselin Cinematography

Paul Parguel Cinematography

Julien Ringel Cinematography

Henri Forterre Music

International Releases Dates

France 26 October 1930

Production Companies

Cinédoc Films

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