24 July 1931 85 mins
A young inventor who has developed a television set falls in love. Early sound version of this film made in various languages (a not uncommon practice at the time) by Paramount Pictures , all now apparently lost.
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Fanny Clair as Jeanne
Lucien Gallas as André Leroy, l'inventeur
Madeleine Guitty as Mme Ridon, la concierge
Gaston Jacquet as Stephany, le financier
Raymond Ceccaldi as Jean
Pierre Piérade as Saintclair
France 24 July 1931
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