A small-town policeman is informed that "naked women" are dancing in a revue at a local variety theater. Being the guardian of public morals that he is, he decides to stroll on down there and check it out for himself.
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| Robert Dhéry | ... | Robert Dhéry, le metteur en scène | |
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Colette Brosset | ... | Colette Brosset, de l'abri des jeunes filles |
| Raymond Bussières | ... | Le plombier Raymond | |
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Roger Caccia | ... | L'homme chauve à 'La plage' (as Caccia) |
| Jacqueline Maillan | ... | La directrice des Folies-Méricourt | |
| Francis Blanche | ... | Le ténor Garibaldo Trouchet | |
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Jacques Beauvais | ... | Jacques, l'annonceur du 'Défilé de mode' |
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Jacques Jouanneau | ... | Joseph Delmar, le régisseur aux Folies-Méricourt |
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Jacques Legras | ... | Legras, l'annonceur du spectacle |
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Roger Saget | ... | L'homme gros à 'La plage' |
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Simone Claris | ... | La fille dans 'Un bar à Chicago' |
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Robert Destain | ... | Destain, le chanteur de 'Rêverie Militaire' |
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Guy Piérauld | ... | Un musicien ambulant (as Guy Pierrault) |
| Michel Serrault | ... | Michel Serrault, le trompettiste | |
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Marthe Serres | ... | Marthe Serres, la pianiste |
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A small-town policeman is informed that "naked women" are dancing in a revue at a local variety theater. Being the guardian of public morals that he is, he decides to stroll on down there and check it out for himself.
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burlesque | man slapping a woman | woman slaps a man | nonsense | strip show |Certificate:
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Language:
FrenchRelease Date:
15 October 1954 (France) See more »Also Known As:
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1.37 : 1
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Music by Gérard Calvi
Lyrics by Francis Blanche
Performed by Robert Destain and Marthe Serres
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The credits include "the 100 most beautiful women of Paris", but there are no more than eighteen girls on stage at a certain time. The language expression "women of Paris" was used as the movie's title at least in the UK, Belgium, Finland, and Spain. See more »Connections
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Rêverie MilitaireMusic by Gérard Calvi
Lyrics by Francis Blanche
Performed by Robert Destain and Marthe Serres
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I was expecting a B-Movie French musical. After all, Dhéry, Blanche, DeFunès were superstars of low budget French films of that time. And it is in color! But I have hallucination in this unbelievable one hour 30 of pure mediocrity. Musical numbers are awful, and comedy is absolutely boring and stupid. And the songs? What songs? This is just a succession of bad numbers, one after another. The only one very rare thing about that thing is the nudity of women. It was not familiar at that time. In fact, some numbers are just there to show us topless women. It adds to the mediocrity! And try to find young Michel Serrault, the future great actor of French cinema, in a bit part as a musician, in his very first movie. Good luck!