Claudy Chapeland

Story is primarily based on the adventures of Antoine, a young telegraph messenger on his second night of work. He is given three telegrams, one of which is for the president of the Camber of Deputies. Excited, Antoine runs his bicycle into a truck and loses the telegrams. What follows is an amusing and agonizing search for the missing messages. He is assisted first by a glum, wise-beyond-her-years little girl, Amelie; an off-duty police superintendent, a schoolmaster, a cookie-tin maker and a fireman. The harmonica musical theme is played by Flore Falvey.

Pour s'être disputé avec les communistes, Don Camillo est envoyé en pénitence par son évêque dans une paroisse de montagne. La voix du Seigneur ne lui parvient plus à cette altitude et Don Camillo se désole. À Brescello, Peppone, le maire communiste, a des ennuis avec Cagnola, un propriétaire foncier qui refuse de céder à la commune la parcelle de terrain qui lui permettrait d'élever une digue salutaire. Et personne n'apprécie Don Pietro, le jeune prêtre qui remplace Don Camillo. Celui-ci revient en douce pour emporter « son » Christ. Il accepte à cette occasion de rendre service à Peppone, et de lutter aux côtés de son vieil ennemi pour la construction de la digue...

Si Versailles m'était conté relate l'histoire du château de Versailles vue par Sacha Guitry, au travers de quelques épisodes et portraits des personnages historiques qui y ont vécu. Ces personnages sont interprétés par les plus grands acteurs des années 1950.

Young Monique leaves the preventorium where Doctor Delaunay has lovingly cared for her. A painful return. Her mother Denise lives with Eugène, a handsome, disreputable young man who's easy to please and, on occasion, won't hesitate to steal. He hangs around Monique, excited by her freshness, until the day he is shot on suspicion of the disappearance of a mobster. Monique is reunited with Dr Delaunay, much to the satisfaction of her guardian Gilbert, known as Patte-en-moins, owner of the local bistro.

Micheline Bertier is as wise as she is graceful, and is the perfect assistant to her boss, couturier Maurice Darnal. Darnal's business is faltering and he has to close down. Micheline's family is also in trouble. Her crazy-headed sister is about to steal her fiancé away from her. At the suggestion of singer Jacqueline François, Micheline goes on tour as an accompanist, and meets up with Darnal in Nice, full of projects he wants to involve her in. Micheline, who arrives in time to save her sister from a suicide attempt, will know how to run the new fashion house.

Four noble ladies, four widows, live in isolation in a Berry ch teau. There's the Mme de Bussange, her two sisters Sylvie and Hélène, her sister-in-law Elisabeth and her little boy, who alone will pass on the family name. Two men come along: Gilbert and René, bringing trouble and confusion. Gilbert courts Hélène, while René becomes attached to Elisabeth. Relations between the widows become strained and heated, until an attempt is made on Elisabeth's life. The culprit, Sylvie, kills herself. In despair, Mme de Bussange sets fire to the castle and dies in the inferno.