"Un soir de bombe" is a must for Pierre Larquey fans, as he plays two characters, a rich and a poor. In both cases, it seems he has some Michel Simon intonations (and it reminds me of later Guitry "la Vie d'un honnête homme" with Simon playing 2 characters). Pierre Larquey is nearly omnipresent, and when his two characters are at the rich's house, one appears after the other disappears, like Droopy and Dreepy in a famous Tex Avery. But other actors mustn't be forgotten, they are all silly in their own way like the two cops looking like the Dupontds in Hergé's Tintin, the comparason is immediate when you see the cops. Old French quality entertainment.
