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A young American lady has certain prejudices against the people in France, but comes there to find a lover.She causes nothing but trouble.
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A young American lady has certain prejudices against the people in France, but comes there to find a lover.She causes nothing but trouble.
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Genre:Comedy
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Runtime:96 minutes
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Cast
Pál Fejős, Claude Heymann
Director
Spinelly
Maud Jennings
André Luguet
Gilbert Latour
Suzet Maïs
Geneviève Latour
Pauline Carton
Pauline
Julien Carette
Lepape
Andrée Champeaux
Hélène, la bonne
Véra Flory
La femme de chambre
Isabelle Kloucowski
Ursule Lepape
Ragson
La chanteuse
Romain Bouquet
L'avocat
Roger Blum
L'officier de marine
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