Les Nuits de Paris (1951)
Directed by Ralph Baum

Comedy / Musical

aka: Nights of Paris

Film Synopsis

Bert is a compulsive attendee at strip-shows, much to the chagrin of his fiancée. With the help of his friend George, he is looking for an heiress whose initials are tattooed on her thigh. Imagine Bert's gratification when he finds that the woman in question is a dancer that he appreciates so much.

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Film Credits

Director: Ralph Baum
Script: Ralph Baum, Louis Martin, Michel Safra
Cinematographer: Robert Lefebvre
Music: Fred Freed, Jacques-Henry Rys
Cast: Bert Bernard (Bert Bernard), George Bernard (George Bernard), Raymond Bussières (Lulu, le fakir), Max Dalban (Le géant), Paul Demange (Le bijoutier), Jean Hébey (Le restaurateur), Xénia Monty (Nicole), Gaston Orbal (Le notaire), Les Bingsters, Anne Bunning, Les Cinci, Simone Claris, Yvette Comels, Jeanne Dorival, Fred Fisher, Danièle Jenner, Irène Lebar, Leïla, Magda, Yvonne Ménard
Country: France
Language: French
Support: Black and White
Runtime: 86 min
Aka: Nights of Paris ; Paris Nights

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