Odds and ends and company

Odds and ends and company is a French medium-length film carried out by André E. Chotin in 1931.

Summary

A rich person antique dealer, having begun formerly with the chips, installs his son, unrepentant fast liver there, in order to learn how to him to work. He meets a treasure there: its future wife.

Data sheet

Title: Odds and ends and company
Realization: Andre E. Chotin
Scenario: Georges Dolley
Adaptation: Andre E. Chotin
Dialog: Roger Féral
Images: E. Farkas, Braun
Sound: Georges Leblond, sound assembly: Twin Lily
Decorations: Lazare Meerson
Assembly: Jean Feyte
Music: Lionel Cazaux (music publishings: Campbell-Connelly)
Lyric writer of the songs: Roger Féral and Jacques Monteux
Production: The Films Kaminsky
Distribution: The Films Kaminsky
Film 35mm, black and white
Lasted: 45mn, for a length of 1400m
Turning in the Tobis studios in Epinay-sur-Seine
Kind: comedy

Distribution

Fernandel : Fernand, the street pedlar
Raoul Marco: Mr. Verly, the rich person antique dealer
Marfa Dhervilly: Mrs. Verly, the woman of the antique dealer
Albert Dinan: Jean Verly, the son fast liver
Robert Seller: Felix
Madeleine Guitty: the mother Tomeff
Suzette Count: Zina Tonnelli
Raymond Aimos: the employee with the reverberators
Simone Valaury
Alvina Solomon
Madeleine Allioux
Alexiane
Peggy Angelo
Jean Rozenberg

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