02 June 1933 Comedy, Romance 90 mins
A young woman whose family doesn't want her to marry is taken by her lover to a seance, where before the eyes of her parents she is conjured away. Her man awaits on the other side.
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France 02 June 1933
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23 January 1933
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16 June 1933
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