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Café Metropole (1937)In Paris, young American Power is in debt to nightclub owner Menjou who forces him to woo heiress Young in hopes of reaping her fortune. Director:Edward H. Griffith |
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Café Metropole (1937)In Paris, young American Power is in debt to nightclub owner Menjou who forces him to woo heiress Young in hopes of reaping her fortune. Director:Edward H. Griffith |
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Laura Ridgeway
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| Tyrone Power | ... |
Alexis
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| Adolphe Menjou | ... |
Monsieur Victor
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Gregory Ratoff | ... |
Paul
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Charles Winninger | ... |
Joseph Ridgeway
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Helen Westley | ... |
Margaret Ridgeway
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Christian Rub | ... |
Maxl Schinner
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Ferdinand Gottschalk | ... |
Monsieur Leon Monnet
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Georges Renavent | ... |
Captain
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Leonid Kinskey | ... |
Artist
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Hal K. Dawson | ... |
Arthur Cleveland Thorndyke
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Paul Porcasi | ... |
Police Official
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André Cheron | ... |
Croupier
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George Beranger | ... |
Hat Clerk
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Victor Lobard, the smooth and nimble owner of the Café Metropole in Paris, has only ten days to replace a small fortune he embezzled from the business; he and a clerk face prison if he fails. He thinks he's won the money at a casino then learns he's in possession of a rubber check written by Alexander Brown, a well-mannered but penniless Yank. Lobard cooks up a scheme: to have Brown pretend to be a Russian prince, woo a visiting American, and get her rich father to give Brown the money Lobard needs. Several problems: Brown's not a very good impostor, a real Russian prince presents himself, and the two young people fall in love. Does prison await or do wild strawberries? Written by <jhailey@hotmail.com>
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