Legend has it that in the village of PugetMaure, a mysterious goat is the guardian of a treasure once abandoned by the Saracens. Norette, the mayor's daughter, has a golden bell that would reveal the secret. A Parisian journalist is interested in the story. In front of the coalition of villagers, he abandons the treasure and marries Norette.
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Cast
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Jean Murat
Vallensol
Known for
Carnival in Flanders
The Possessors
Yvette Lebon
Norette
Also in
Zouzou
Mr. Gregoire Runs Away
René Barberis
Paul Arène
Antonin Berval
Galfar
Known for
Speaking of Murder
Félix Oudart
Mayor
Known for
Robinson Crusoeland
Pierre Bost
René Génin
Abbot
Known for
Eyes Without a Face
Daybreak
Paul Vialar
Henri Poupon
Patron Ruf
Known for
Heartbeat
Stormy Waters
Roger Gaillard
Blaise Pascal
Known for
La Chienne
The Strange Ones
Maurice Schutz
'Peu-Parle'
Known for
Vampyr
The Passion of Joan of Arc
René Barberis Director
First release March 31, 1943 · Produced in France
Production
La Société des Films Sirius
Production · Distribution
France
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Original language
French
Spoken on screen
French
Release dates
France · March 31, 1943
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No release date listed for United States.
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