Three successive sketches: Sacha Guitry successively calls Pauline Carton, Gaston Severin and Paul Pauley by telephone, to invite them to the Ambassadors gala dinner.
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Sacha Guitry as Self
Pauline Carton as Self
Paul Pauley as Self
Gaston Séverin as Self
Colette Mars as Young woman
France 01 January 1934
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