Miss Europe Trailer (1930)

01 August 1930 Drama 93 mins

Lucienne, typist and gorgeous bathing beauty, decides to enter the 'Miss Europe' pageant sponsored by the French newspaper she works for. She finds her jealous lover Andre violently disapproves of such events and tries to withdraw, but it's too late; she's even then being named Miss France. The night Andre planned to propose to her, she's being whisked off to the Miss Europe finals in Spain, where admirers swarm around her. Win or lose, what will the harvest be?

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Cast

Louise Brooks as Lucienne

Georges Charlia as André

Augusto Bandini as Antonin (as H. Bandini)

André Nicolle as Le secrétaire du journal (as A. Nicolle)

Alex Bernard as Le photographe

Gaston Jacquet as Le Duc

Jean Bradin as Prince de Grabovsky

Henri Crémieux

M. Tsybulsky as Le manager (as M. Ziboulsky)

Yves Glad as Le maharajah

Crew

Augusto Genina Director

Romain Pinès Producer

Wolfgang Zeller Music

Rudolph Maté Cinematography

Louis Née Cinematography

René Sylviano Music

Robert Gys Production Design

Horace Shepherd Music

Edmond T. Gréville Assistant Director

G.W. Pabst Adaptation

International Titles

Prix de beauté (Miss Europe) Trailer

Miss Europe Trailer

Beauty Prize Trailer

International Releases Dates

France 01 August 1930

Production Companies

Sofar-Film

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