Bernard Lampré, a young composer, is engaged to Hélène Madelin, a gifted intern. Jealous of Professor d'Esperel, the great surgeon she proudly assists, Bernard, goes out and wanders in the rain all night long. He catches cold, falls ill and is sent to a sanitarium. There he meets again Jacqueline, a girl who studied music with him at the Conservatoire. Learning that she is dying, Bernard decides to play the comedy of love to soften her last moments.
Jean Stelli
Director
Lise Delamare
Hélène Madelin
André Alerme
Monsieur Despillois
Aimé Clariond
Professor from Estérel
Julien Bertheau
Bernard Lampré
Ariane Borg
Jacqueline Lorbodsen aka 'Jackie'
Marcelle Géniat
Nany
Raymond Cordy
Painter René Dupré
Marcelle Monthil
Mademoiselle Zamb
Michel de Bonnay
Jeannot
Annette Poivre
Lily
Paul Barge
Concierge
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