the only left version is a cut version, which doesn't help to make up the dullness and slowness of the directing, which lacks suspense and movement.you will soon fall asleep in front of Colette Darfeuil and Jean Gabin, who are the two stars of this sailor-falls-in-love-with-a-dame story. you will soon forget the plot and the acting, but the only interest lies in the live footage of many spots: The famous LIDO in Paris,full of bubbling champagne,partying fellows and tango dancers; a sleazy bar in Toulon with real musette dancers waltzing to the melody of the accordion and what seems to be a short glimpse of St Tropez before the paid holiday era.At last, if you waited till the end of the movie, you'll see a topless cheek dancing around in the LIDO;seems like censorship was way too cool in the early 30's......
