Rigadin et la rosière

The film follows Rigadin, who inadvertently takes the place of his fiancée, Héloïse Roulan, as a rose-dresser. This leads to comedic chaos during a coronation ceremony where Rigadin's true identity is revealed, resulting in embarrassment and a hasty escape. Fortunately, Héloïse manages to break free from her captors and arrives just in time to save Rigadin from the fallout of the event.

As a comedy from the silent film era, Rigadin et la rosière captures the whimsical storytelling style of early cinema. Collectors of silent films or early comedies will find this piece showcases the humor and narrative techniques prevalent in that time. The film features notable performances by Charles Prince and Germaine Reuver, adding to its historical significance within the genre.