The Scarlet Bazaar Trailer (1947)

23 April 1947 Drama 85 mins

Agnès Bonnardet leaves her parents to marry Claude Sironi, a painter who becomes famous but loses his talent. Meanwhile Agnes acquires a style of her own as an artist, which makes Claude jealous of his young wife. One day, he sends one of his own paintings to the Bazar de la Charité, a very trendy Paris department store, instead of one of his wife's works as ordered. Afraid of her being mad at him, he locks her up in the cloak room. A dreadful fire suddenly breaks out and sets the building ablaze.

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Cast

Albert Préjean as Claude Sironi

Andrée Servilanges as Agnès Bonnardet-Sironi

Jean Tissier as René de Montbrian

Germaine Kerjean as Mrs. Bonnardet

Lucas Gridoux as The antique dealer

Émile Drain as The Dominican Reverend

Léon Arvel as Mr. Bonnardet

Hélène Tossy as Aunt Élisabeth

Simone Allain as An elegant in skating

Albert Broquin

André Chanu

Marguerite de Morlaye

René Fluet

Jacques Henley

Liane Marlene

Marthe Mellot as Rose de St-Aubin

Crew

Paul Mesnier Director

International Releases Dates

France 23 April 1947

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