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Antoinette
Ruined by her banker, Antoinette becomes her driver. She signs a contract which assures her of the reimbursement of her fortune if she manages to support the banker for three months. She wins his bet, but falling in love with him, she tears up the check and marries him.
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Ruined by her banker, Antoinette becomes her driver. She signs a contract which assures her of the reimbursement of her fortune if she manages to support the banker for three months. She wins his bet, but falling in love with him, she tears up the check and marries him.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Jean de Letraz
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Runtime:80 minutes
Studio:British & Dominions Film Corporation, Comédies Filmées, Gaumont
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