Cretinetti is very pleased to be watching a cockfight but soon his usual overbearing manner has him thrown out of the hall. He arrives in front of a theatre: a performance of Chanteclair has just ended. Cretinetti is informed of this but he does not join in the applause that welcomes the artists as they pass: the only one who can embody Chanteclair is he. But his obsession soon has artists and spectators running away frightened and the new cockerel suddenly disturbs the market and upsets the poultry.


Cinema, n. 8, 20 aprile 1911