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Daddy's Girl
After winning the lottery, an orphan who wants to find a husband asks a hotel porter to be her father.
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After winning the lottery, an orphan who wants to find a husband asks a hotel porter to be her father.
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Genre:Comedy
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Runtime:85 minutes
Studio:Flores Films
Cast
René Guissart
Director
Lucien Baroux
Victor Dupuissol aka Sylvain de la Bretière
Josette Day
Colette de la Bretière
Jean Servais
Henri Guiraud
Simone Texier
Arlette
Michel André
Lieutenant-aviator
Lucette Desmoulins
Titine
Luce
Bellhop
Mattler
Doorman
Marty
Manager
René Lestelly
Jérôme Della Costa
Betty Daussmond
Countess Augustine de Lurand
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