The White Waltz Trailer (1943)

15 December 1943 Drama 100 mins

Bernard Lampré, a young composer, is engaged to Hélène Madelin, a gifted intern. Jealous of Professor d'Esperel, the great surgeon she proudly assists, Bernard, goes out and wanders in the rain all night long. He catches cold, falls ill and is sent to a sanitarium. There he meets again Jacqueline, a girl who studied music with him at the Conservatoire. Learning that she is dying, Bernard decides to play the comedy of love to soften her last moments.

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Cast

Lise Delamare as Hélène Madelin

André Alerme as Monsieur Despillois

Aimé Clariond as Professor from Estérel

Julien Bertheau as Bernard Lampré

Ariane Borg as Jacqueline Lorbodsen aka 'Jackie'

Marcelle Géniat as Nany

Raymond Cordy as Painter René Dupré

Marcelle Monthil as Mademoiselle Zamb

Michel de Bonnay as Jeannot

Annette Poivre as Lily

Paul Barge as Concierge

Lucien Desagneaux as Student of the Conservatory

Luce Fabiole as Jeannot's mother

Georges Gosset as Hélène's friend

Albert Morys as Patient

Max Mégy

Crew

Jean Stelli Director

François Campaux Writer

Jean Stelli Writer

International Releases Dates

Germany 22 November 1946

France 15 December 1943

Netherlands 27 June 1947

Production Companies

Compagnie Générale Cinématographique (CGC)

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