Times Gone By
(1952)
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Times Gone By
(1952)
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Aldo Fabrizi | ... |
Bookseller
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Mario Riva | ... |
Bookseller's finicky customer
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Enzo Staiola | ... |
Newspapers seller's son
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Andrea Checchi | ... |
Camillo (segment "Meno di un giorno")
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Alba Arnova | ... |
The Progress (segment "Ballo Excelsior") Matilde (segment "Meno di un giorno")
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| Arnoldo Foà | ... |
A peasant (segment "Questione d"interesse")
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Folco Lulli | ... |
A peasant (segment "Questione d"interesse")
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Maurizio Di Nardo | ... |
Guido (segment "Idillio")
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Geraldina Parrinello | ... |
Filli (segment "L'Idillio")
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Paolo Stoppa | ... |
Guido's father (segment "Idillio")
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Rina Morelli | ... |
Guido's mother (segment "L"idillio")
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Elio Pandolfi | ... |
The groom (segment "Pot-pourri di canzoni")
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Barbara Florian | ... |
The bride (segment "Pot-pourri di canzoni")
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Dina Perbellini | ... |
Bride's mother (segment "Pot-pourri di canzoni")
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Oscar Andriani | ... |
The father (segment "Pot-pourri di canzoni")
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The mood is set with the opening with excerpts from the Excelsior Ball, a famous ballet at the turn of the century that heralded the advances of the upcoming century, for a book-dealer to introduce the various stories in this compilation film. The first story chosen is (English titles)"Less Than a Day," a comedy of would-be lovers meeting in a country-side rendezvous; ""A Question of Property" is a story of two men who fight over the ownership of a load of manure; "The Idyll" is the story of a well-to-do young boy who has a crush on the girl next door, and he has been told by his mother that babies are born when two people kiss. After the fact, though; a selection of popular songs serves as an intermission before the next story, "The Vise," where a woman has committed adultery with her husband's best friend, and the merciless husband knows about it; the last episode revolves around the farcical trial of a woman for murdering her mother-in-law. Written by Les Adams <longhorn1939@suddenlink.net>