Social Police Trailer (1937)

09 April 1937 Drama, Crime 90 mins

For years now, Chief inspector Gustave Picard has been trying to bring down Salviati, the dreadful leader of a drug-selling gang. Lucienne Préville, an informer who works for him, has infiltrated the gang but her position is dangerous. On the other hand, Scoppa, Salviati's former right-hand man, has started challenging his former boss. Will Salviati, the brutal public enemy, clear off at last?

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Cast

Charles Vanel as Salviati

Alice Field as Sylvia

Pierre Larquey as Commissioner Gustave Picard

Jean-Louis Barrault as Scoppa

Abel Jacquin as Siro

Camille Bert as Baron Darmont

Jean Cyrano

Marcelle Yrven as Juliette Picard

Philippe Richard as 'Mon Oncle'

Pierre Finaly

Assia Granatouroff as Dolly Darmont

Albert Broquin

Maxime Fabert

Maurice Niemen

Claudine as First singer of the duo

Fabia as Second singer of the duo

Crew

Claude Dolbert Producer

Charlotte Lefèvre Assistant Director

Henri La Barthe Story

Jean d'Eaubonne Production Design

Raymond Gabutti Production Design

Jean Isnard Director of Photography

Jane Bos Original Music Composer

Christian Chamborant Director

Michel Bernheim Director

International Releases Dates

France 09 April 1937

Production Companies

Les Productions Claude Dolbert

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