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The Unknown N° 13
While investigating the world of Parisian tramps, journalist René Savary, himself disguised as a poor beggar, notices the strange behavior of a little boy. He follows the brat after he has sneaked out of a barge, catches up with him and takes him to his home. There, the kid tells him about himself : his name is Jean, his mother has disappeared and since then he has been left to fend for himself. Moved by the lot of the wretched boy, Savary, with the aid of his friend Pierrot, undertakes to solve the mystery.
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While investigating the world of Parisian tramps, journalist René Savary, himself disguised as a poor beggar, notices the strange behavior of a little boy. He follows the brat after he has sneaked out of a barge, catches up with him and takes him to his home. There, the kid tells him about himself : his name is Jean, his mother has disappeared and since then he has been left to fend for himself. Moved by the lot of the wretched boy, Savary, with the aid of his friend Pierrot, undertakes to solve the mystery.
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Genre:Drama
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Runtime:93 minutes
Studio:Francinalp
Cast
Jean-Paul Paulin
Director
René Dary
Journalist René Savary
Marcelle Derrien
Doctor Simone Laffont
Pierre-Louis
Reporter-photographer Pierrot
Mady Berry
Housekeeper Maria
Robert Lussac
Marco
Janine Miller
Marthe Audibert, the Unknown No. 13
Christian Fourcade
Little Jean Carrousel
Paulette Andrieux
Mrs. Oriane
René Hell
Tramp
Jean Nosserot
Jacques
Maurice Pierrat
Boss
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