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Jean Stelli
Director
Tino Rossi
Paul Delmet
Micheline Francey
Suzanne
Jean Brochard
Hippolyte
Albert Dinan
Rodolphe Salis
Arlette Merry
Sophie
Milly Mathis
Mrs. Sammos
André Dumas
Albert Mourssac
André Marnay
Vicar
Charles Lemontier
Fragerolles, a member of the 'Chat noir'
Georgette Anys
Exuberant spectator
Jacques Beauvais
Head waiter
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