European Nights
Cast & Crew
Alessandro Blasetti
Carmen Sevilla
Henry Salvador
Domenico Modugno
The Platters
Channing Pollock
Film Details
Synopsis
A tour of nightclub acts in major European cities begins in Paris with the belly dancing of Princess Badia. At Le Carrousel de Paris, the female impersonator Coccinelle performs. At the Crazy Horse Saloon, stripteasers Dolly Bell, Lady Phu Qui Cho, and Lilli Niagara entertain, as do The Tongas, Swiss acrobats. La Nouvelle Eve is the showplace for the Charley Ballet. The Place Pigalle hosts the Archie Savage Dancers, an American Negro jazz ballet group; comic singer Henry Salvador, who sings Brahms' "Hungarian Dance" and performs "Dans mon île" with a group of oriental dancers; and Robert Lamouret, who entertains with his duck. In London, magician Channing Pollock performs at the Pigalle Restaurant, and Colin Hicks sings rock and roll to an audience of hysterical teenagers. The Rastellis perform their musical clown act in Milan. Domenico Modugno sings in Naples, and The Platters sing in Rome. In Vienna, the Ukrainian Orlyk Dance Group and Bandourists Chorus dance and sing to the music of bandouras. At Madrid's El Corral de la Moreria, film star Carmen Sevilla joins Gypsy flamenco dancers.
Director
Alessandro Blasetti
Cast
Carmen Sevilla
Henry Salvador
Domenico Modugno
The Platters
Channing Pollock
Robert Lamouret
Colin Hicks And His Band
The Rastellis
The Charley Ballet
Orlyk Dance Group
Bandourists Of The Ukraine Chorus
Princess Badia
The Archie Savage Dancers
The Togni Circus
Mac Ronay
The Tongas
The Condoras
Dolly Bell
Lilli Niagara
Lady Phu Qui Cho
Crazy Horse Saloon Striptease
Les Croq' Messieurs
Alba (entertainer)
Sandoval
Carmen Casarrubios
Maria Marques
Coccinelle
Henry Morgan
Crew
Mario Amari
Alessandro Blasetti
Ennio De Concini
Jean Desmouceaux
Gualtiero Jacopetti
Fabio Jegher
Merton Koplin
Flavio Mogherini
Gabor Pogany
Carlo Savina
Valentine Sherry
Vittorio Trentino
Film Details
Quotes
Trivia
Notes
Opened in Rome in February 1959 as Europa di notte; running time: ca100 min; in Paris in September 1959 as Nuits d'Europe; running time: ca100 min.
