Gonzague

Gonzague presents a humorous story centered around a superstitious wealthy family that believes having thirteen guests at the table is bad luck. To alleviate their fears, they invite a piano tuner named Gonzague and pretend he is Prince Gonzague. This ruse leads to comedic misunderstandings, particularly when one guest suspects Gonzague of being his wife's lover.

This film showcases the comedy genre of the early 1930s, highlighting the social dynamics of the time through its absurd scenarios. The interactions among the characters and the central theme of deception create a comedic narrative that reflects the anxieties of the new rich. Collectors of vintage films will appreciate the performances of the top cast, including Germaine Aussey and Julien Carette, who contribute to the film's unique charm.