The Lunatic Fringe. Madeleine Poirier discusses her belief in God Ullmo. Paintings hang in background. Poster with a man's face hangs in background.
Madeleine Poirier smiles. She talks. Madeleine Poirier discusses her belief in God Ullmo. She stands on a balcony overlooking river. Cars and people on street. Man stands on a bridge across the river. Three dolls it on a chair in her room. Building in background.
Madeleine Poirier sits on bed in her room. Room wall is covered by wallpaper and a painting of God Ullmo or sun in background. Poirier prays to God Ullmo. Poirier takes off picture of God Ullmo from the wall.
A man talks to Madeleine Ducrocq-Poirier, a French writer. Madeleine Ducrocq-Poirier explains in detail about her belief in God Ullmo. A boat passes below in the canal. Madeleine Ducrocq-Poirier speaking passionately about God Ullmo’s existence. Both Madeleine Ducrocq-Poirier and the man stand on balcony of her room.
American Expeditionary Forces (32nd Division) march through the French town of Gievres during World War 1. They are led by a military brass band. The weather is rainy and the few local people watching carry umbrellas. Scene shifts to office of the station master at railroad station. (Sign reads: "Chef de Gare.") Several French civilians emerge from the office. One shakes hands with an American soldier. French officials and American soldiers walk together.
A United States airplane lands. Lieutenant General Jacob L Devers and Lieutenant General Brehon Somervell disembark. A car arrives. The Generals board another plane and depart.
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