La vierge folle

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La vierge folle Italian movie poster.

Movie (1938)
Italian title : La vergine folle
English title : The Foolish Virgin
Swedish title : Hennes dag fick liv

Starring:
Victor Francen (Marcel Armaury)
Annie Ducaux (Fanny Armaury)
Juliette Faber (Gisèle)
Gabrielle Dorziat (Gisèle's mother)

A middle-aged Parisian lawyer meets a young girl and falls in love with her. The girl's mother discovers the affair and the couple must flee.

Dewoitine D.338

Still with Dewoitine D.338 N°9 so airframe is christened Ville de Metz and registration is F-AQBI.

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For short routes, the Dewoitine D.338 could carry 22 passengers, aircraft used in the Far East were fitted with 12 luxury seats as seen here. But the story is first set during a flight between Le Bourget and Marseille and so we should see double seats on the right row.

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Reg. F-AOZA Dewoitine D.338 c/n 01 (prototype with a limited commercial use in 1936). Christened Clémence Isaure (a quasi-legendary French medieval figure credited to have left a legacy to fund awards in the form of gold and silver flowers that the city of Toulouse would award annually to the best poets. Toulouse, France, is the home base of the Dewoitine company).
The aircraft was destroyed in 1944 during an air raid.

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Wibault 282-T

Wibault 282-T seen in front of the control tower of Aéroport de Paris-Le Bourget.

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Bloch MB.220

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Unidentified Aircraft

More than six thousand aircrafts have worn or are still with a registration starting with F-A...
But this is not a Dewoitine D.338's wing...

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