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Les Gaietés du palace
Whoever brings the Countess back her stolen necklace will receive a bonus of ten thousand francs. Honoré, the vagabond, who involuntarily finds himself in possession of the jewel, offers it to a little peasant girl who had been charitable towards him and with a touch of melancholy, resumes his journey.
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Whoever brings the Countess back her stolen necklace will receive a bonus of ten thousand francs. Honoré, the vagabond, who involuntarily finds himself in possession of the jewel, offers it to a little peasant girl who had been charitable towards him and with a touch of melancholy, resumes his journey.
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Genre:Comedy
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Runtime:95 minutes
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Cast
Walter Kapps
Director
Armand Bernard
Honoré
Christiane Delyne
Lucienne de Bougainville
Jean Tissier
Maharaja of Paripatan
Henri Bosc
Fernando
Jeanne Fusier-Gir
Countess of Malpeignet
Félix Oudart
Director of the palace
Habib Benglia
False mahradja's valet
Janine Merrey
Ninette
Léo Bardollet
Reception manager
Pierre Finaly
Carter
Simone Martell
Secretary
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