The Phantom of Paris
Cheri-Bibi is an escape artist wrongly imprisoned for murdering the wealthy father of his admirer Cecile. The real murderer is Cecile's fiancé, so how will Bibi escape his death sentence and win back…
The Phantom of Paris
Cheri-Bibi is an escape artist wrongly imprisoned for murdering the wealthy father of his admirer Cecile. The real murderer is Cecile's fiancé, so how will Bibi escape his death sentence and win back Cecile? Bibi is a world-class escape artist, but he cannot escape the false murder charge that is placed on him. Max has killed Bourrelier before he was removed from the will so that he will be rich when he marries Cecile. He and Vera blame Bibi, Max's romantic rival, and he is sentenced to death. But Bibi escapes before his execution and hides in Herman's secret cellar. When he learns that Max is dying, Bibi goes to his house for his confession, but Max dies before it is told to anyone else. So Bibi, has just one chance, and he goes to Dr. Gorin, who will make him look like Max so that he can clear his name and put the blame where it belongs--on Max--even in death. —Tony Fontana <tony.fontana@spacebbs.com>
The Phantom of Paris
Drama,Thriller
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Cheri-Bibi is an escape artist wrongly imprisoned for murdering the wealthy father of his admirer Cecile. The real murderer is Cecile's fiancé, so how will Bibi escape his death sentence and win back Cecile? Bibi is a world-class escape artist, but he cannot escape the false murder charge that is placed on him. Max has killed Bourrelier before he was removed from the will so that he will be rich when he marries Cecile.
He and Vera blame Bibi, Max's romantic rival, and he is sentenced to death. But Bibi escapes before his execution and hides in Herman's secret cellar. When he learns that Max is dying, Bibi goes to his house for his confession, but Max dies before it is told to anyone else.
So Bibi, has just one chance, and he goes to Dr. Gorin, who will make him look like Max so that he can clear his name and put the blame where it belongs--on Max--even in death. —Tony Fontana <tony.fontana@spacebbs.com>.