The Free Trade Hotel Trailer

The Free Trade Hotel Trailer (1934)

10 November 1934 Comedy 95 mins

There's never a dull moment at the Hôtel du Libre Echange. Deceptions, hitches and other misunderstandings make a few people mingle whereas, for their own sake, they should not. An example among others: an expert who has come to the hotel for professional reasons had better not meet his wife, who is there to cheat on him with his best friend.

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Cast

Fernandel

as Boulot, le garçon d'étage

Raymond Cordy

as Bastien

Saturnin Fabre

as M. Mathieu

Marion Delbo

as Angélique Pinglet

Pierre Larquey

as M. Pinglet

Ginette Leclerc

as Victoire

Olga Muriel

as Pâquerette

André Alerme

as M. Paillardin

Pierre Palau

as Le commissaire Boucard

Anthony Gildès

as L'employé du commissaire

Jacques Brunius

as Le monsieur du train

Simone Dulac

as La dame du train

Crew

Roger Hubert

Roger Hubert Director of Photography

Georges Feydeau

Georges Feydeau Theatre Play

International Releases Dates

France 10 November 1934

Production Companies

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