16 March 1934 85 mins
Thanks to an understanding and sympathetic regimental comrade, a shy young man, very passionate about astronomy, gradually becomes more confident and manages to tell his love to his beloved.
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Noël-Noël as Jean-Jacques Bonneval
Raymond Cordy as Victor Lahuche
Paulette Dubost as Françoise Martin
Mireille Balin as Lilette
Charles Dechamps as Captain Coeurderoy
Madeleine Guitty as Mrs. Mathieu
Pierre Larquey as Sergeant Poponaz
Henri Lévêque as Bob
Albert Malbert as Sergeant Major
Raymond Narlay as General
Guy Sloux as Fred
Lucien Walter as Mr. de Charzay
Claude Moulins Director
France 16 March 1934
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04 July 1934
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25 September 1934
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12 October 1934
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