Mademoiselle Nitouche 1954

Celestin is the organist at an all‑girls school, enduring their jokes. By night he is an opera composer and lover of a stage star. When student Denise discovers his secret, she forces him to escort her to his newest premiere. She falls for a dashing soldier, while Celestin is mistakenly conscripted; comic mishaps resolve everything happily.

Celestin is the organist at an all‑girls school, enduring their jokes. By night he is an opera composer and lover of a stage star. When student Denise discovers his secret, she forces him to escort her to his newest premiere. She falls for a dashing soldier, while Celestin is mistakenly conscripted; comic mishaps resolve everything happily.

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