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Princess Loyse wakes from a hundred-year sleep and falls in love with Olivier, the falconer who accompanies the timid Prince Charming. An old wizard has vowed that she will scorn the prince; Loyse must marry him by midnight or sleep another century. A fairy reveals that the supposed prince is actually a forester’s son, while the real prince was raised by the forester’s family. Loyse marries Olivier, who assumes his true identity.
Two girls are accidentally switched as infants: one is the daughter of a Marquis and the other of the Michus. Years later, both love the same officer, and the Michus cannot identify which girl is the Marquis’s daughter. A sisterly sacrifice and a portrait reveal the true parentage, allowing both couples to be happily matched.
Deeply in debt, the aristocrat Florestan agrees to marry Hélène, an heiress he has never met, while ending an affair with Agathe. Hélène overhears him and disguises herself as a flower-shop girl named Véronique; Florestan falls for her. When he refuses to marry an unknown fiancée and is jailed, Hélène pays his debts, reveals herself, and reconciles with him.
Princess Loyse wakes from a hundred-year sleep and falls in love with Olivier, the falconer who accompanies the timid Prince Charming. An old wizard has vowed that she will scorn the prince; Loyse must marry him by midnight or sleep another century. A fairy reveals that the supposed prince is actually a forester’s son, while the real prince was raised by the forester’s family. Loyse marries Olivier, who assumes his true identity.
Two girls are accidentally switched as infants: one is the daughter of a Marquis and the other of the Michus. Years later, both love the same officer, and the Michus cannot identify which girl is the Marquis’s daughter. A sisterly sacrifice and a portrait reveal the true parentage, allowing both couples to be happily matched.
Deeply in debt, the aristocrat Florestan agrees to marry Hélène, an heiress he has never met, while ending an affair with Agathe. Hélène overhears him and disguises herself as a flower-shop girl named Véronique; Florestan falls for her. When he refuses to marry an unknown fiancée and is jailed, Hélène pays his debts, reveals herself, and reconciles with him.