Retour d’une promenade en mer

A boat returns to port, where passengers are helped ashore.

Cast

Suzanne Lumière

as Herself

Marguerite Lumière

as Herself

Lazare Sellier

as Himself

Jeanne Koehler

as Herself

Andrée Lumière

as Herself

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