Happy Days Trailer (1935)

08 November 1935 Drama, Comedy 80 mins

Sylvie, a rich girl, learns at the same time the death and the ruin of her father. Forced to find work in Paris, she is given shelter by a medical student who soon falls for her. Another young man falls in love with her. When her benefactor gets ill and finally dies, Sylvie refuses to give the other man her heart out of faithfulness for the dearly departed. But youth commands and after a time love -but not oblivion - triumphs.

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Cast

Simone Simon as Sylvie

Jean-Pierre Aumont as Pierre

Raymond Rouleau as Boris

Maurice Baquet as Toto

Jean-Louis Barrault as René

Jacques Berlioz as Professor Destouches

Robert Berri

Fernand Charpin as Owner of the hotel

Albert Duvaleix

Catherine Fonteney as Director

Claire Gérard

Marianne Hardy

Suzy Knecht

Pierre Larquey as Pierre's father

Lucienne Le Marchand as Tania

Ghislaine Mariange

Crew

Marc Allégret Director

International Releases Dates

Austria 12 July 1946

Germany 16 March 1939

Denmark 10 August 1936

Finland 01 March 1936

France 08 November 1935

Croatia 17 September 1936

Hungary 04 April 1940

Sweden 10 February 1936

Slovenia 30 September 1937

Turkey 02 January 1936

Production Companies

Flag Films

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