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Imperial Violets
Violeta, an Andalusian gypsy, foretells a lady she will become empress. The lady is Eugenia de Montijo, and when she marries emperor Luis Napoleón of France she takes the young girl with her. The empress'cousin readily makes her his focus of attention, then she discovers a criminal attempt against the empress.
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Violeta, an Andalusian gypsy, foretells a lady she will become empress. The lady is Eugenia de Montijo, and when she marries emperor Luis Napoleón of France she takes the young girl with her. The empress'cousin readily makes her his focus of attention, then she discovers a criminal attempt against the empress.
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Genre:Comedy, Drama, Music
Written By:Henry Roussel
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:Producciones Benito Perojo, Productions Emile Natan, Les Films Modernes
Cast
Richard Pottier
Director
Luis Mariano
Juan de Ayala
Carmen Sevilla
Violetta
Simone Valère
Eugénie de Montijo
Louis Arbessier
Napoleón III
Rafael Arcos
Felipe (uncredited)
Félix Fernández
(uncredited)
Manuel Requena
(uncredited)
Marie Sabouret
Mme. de Pierrefeu
Colette Régis
Mme de Montijo
Micheline Francey
Clotilde
Véra Norman
Mirette
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