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On Foot, on Horse, and on Wheels
When he learns that his daughter is to be engaged to the son of a rich businessman, Leon Martin realizes that extreme measures are needed to create a good impression.
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When he learns that his daughter is to be engaged to the son of a rich businessman, Leon Martin realizes that extreme measures are needed to create a good impression.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Serge de Boissac, Jean-Jacques Vital, Jacques Antoine
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Runtime:87 minutes
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