05 September 1932 Comedy 85 mins
Pierre is timid while his wife is ambitious and suffers from his mediocrity. She pawns everything she owns, rents a sumptuous apartment in a palace, and through bluffing, Pierre is appointed director of a perfume factory and the enterprising Arlette sees all her desires come true.
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Robert Arnoux as Pierre
Renée Devillers as Arlette
Fred Pasquali as Silbermann
Marcel Carpentier as Gébel
Emmy Lynn as Gladys Spring
Jean Gobet as Impresario
Hubert Daix as Dr. Varnier
William Aguet as Harrison
Nikitina as Olga
William Aguet Dialogue
Marc Bujard Director of Photography
Philipp Lothar Mayring Writer
Ernst Wolff Writer
Paul Portier Director of Photography
Max de Vaucorbeil Director
France 05 September 1932
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