Chic (1930)
An American couple, Douglas and Mary, are in the nightclub 'La Vache Rose'. When Julot and Nini are performing 'La Danse Apache', Douglas thinks that Nini is being abused and he comes to her defense. He doesn't know that it's all part of the dance. "Chiqué" is the first French talking picture produced in France.
Director: Pierre Colombier
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Adrien Lamy as Douglas (l'Américain) |
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Irène Wells as Mary (l'Américaine) |
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Charles Vanel as Fernand (François) |
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Roger Toziny as le patron |
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Claire Franconnay as Cricri (Kiki) |
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Louise Fouquet as |
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Gripp as Julot (le danseur) |
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Florence as Nini (la danseuse / la partenaire de Julot) |
| Camera | Victor Arménise | Director of Photography |
| Camera | René Colas | Director of Photography |
| Sound | Jean Eblinger | Original Music Composer |
| Sound | M. Faulkner | Sound Director |
| Production | Bernard Natan | Executive Producer |
| Directing | Pierre Colombier | Director |
| Camera | Raymond Agnel | Director of Photography |
| Art | Jacques Colombier | Decorator |
