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Un gosse en or
Two villagers have adopted a child abandoned on the road. A jealous kid drags him away from the village. He is collected by a traveling circus where his kindness attracts him the affection of all and especially that of the animals. One day he finds his mother and his two adopted fathers.
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Two villagers have adopted a child abandoned on the road. A jealous kid drags him away from the village. He is collected by a traveling circus where his kindness attracts him the affection of all and especially that of the animals. One day he finds his mother and his two adopted fathers.
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Written By:Claude Nolat
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Films de Koster
Cast
Georges Pallu
Director
Gabriel Farguette
Jean-Jacques, le gosse
Chouchou de Rouze
La petite fille
Hélène Robert
Lisette
Régine Grandais
Madame Poutault
Claire Gérard
Catherine
Pierre Larquey
Durand
Frédéric Mariotti
Le bonimenteur
Raymond Aimos
Meunier
André Marchal
Monsieur Poutault, le directeur du cirque
Max Lerel
Gaspard
Jacques Henley
Crawford
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