16 March 1934 Drama, Comedy 65 mins
Crainquebille, merchant of four seasons, is sentenced to fifteen days in prison for having insulted a police officer. When he leaves, his clientele moves away from him and Crainquebille thinks of suicide, when the affection of a kid from Montmartre makes him change his mind.
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Tramel as Crainquebille, four-season merchant
Rachel Devirys as Madame Laure
Jeanne Fusier-Gir as Madame Bayard
Gaston Modot as Agent Matra
Émile Genevois as 'La Souris', kid who takes a liking to Crainquebille
Bill Bocket as Martin
René Hiéronimus as Maître Lemerle
Carjol as President Bourriche
Vincent Hyspa as Doctor Mathieu
Marcelle Monthil as Madame Masure
Paulette Élambert as Little Masure
Marthe Mussine as Madame Mailloche
Jacques de Baroncelli Director
France 16 March 1934
United Kingdom 30 April 1934
United States 09 December 1934
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