Cheerfulnesses of the squadron

Cheerfulnesses of the squadron (alternate title: Gaîtés of the squadron ) is a French film of Maurice Tourneur left in 1932.

Synopsis

In 1885, humdrum routine of the Squadron of the 51 {{E}} regiment of hunters with horse, brightened by the arrival of the reservists, obscured by the inspection of the general, shaken by the desertion from two men tyrannized by the wild Flick adjudant and amused by rebels désopilantes. The Hurluret captain, who loves his soldiers deeply will be able to draw up himself in front of the hateful adjudant.

Data sheet

Realization: Maurice Turner
Scenario: according to the part of Georges Courteline and Edouard Norès
Adaptation: Georges Dolley, Maurice Turner
Dialog: Georges Dolley
Images: Raymond Agnel, Rene Colas
Decorations: Jacques Dovecote
Assistant realizer: Henri Lepage
Sound: Antoine Archimbaud
Assembly: Jacques Tourneur
Film 35mm, black and white (scenes with the stencil key set color by Pathé Color)
Production: Pathé - Directing Nathan
of production: Fernand Lefebvre
Distribution: Standing-films
Lasted: 85mn
Turning: from April in June 1932
First presentation the 9/17/1932
Kind: Military comedy

Distribution

Fernandel : The Vanderague soldier, persecuted the
Jean Gabin: The Fricot soldier, the recalcitrant eternal
Raimu: The Hurluret captain, of the 51e dragon
Charles Camus: The adjudant Flick
Henri Roussel: The general
Rene Donnio: The Laplotte soldier, the accomplice of Fricot
Pierre Labry: The reservist Pumpkin
Frederic Provided: The second lieutenant Mousseret
Pierre Ferval: The soldier Vergisson
Lucien Nat: The sergeant Bernot
Georges Bever: The soldier Guillaumette
Paul Azaïs: The soldier Croquebol
Roland Armontel: Barchetti
Louis Curry: Bernot
Marcel Lutrand: Favret
Géo Laby : Peplat
Pierre Dac: Ledru
Marcel Tycoon: Laigrepin
Montigny : The sergeant Dupont
Mady Berry: Mrs. Bijou, the cantinière
Ketty Pierson: The porkbutcher
Jacqueline Brizard: The washing machine
Jean-François Martial: A soldier
Jacques Beauvais: The owner of lowing
Julien Carette: A rider
Palmyre Levasseur: The monologuist

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