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The Wooing of the Sales Lady

1914, French. Directed by Léonce Perret.

This serials played by Léon Lorin and various feminine actors, here Davrières, is full of comic elegance, parisianism of the Grands Boulevards and a real taste for fine shots. Appreciate the crossing of the Champ de Mars.

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Released
16 January 1914
Original title
Oscar et Kiki la midinette
Country
France

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The Wooing of the Sales Lady (1914) was directed by Léonce Perret and stars Léon Lorin, Mademoiselle Davrières, Marie Dorly.

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