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Betão Ronca Ferro
Betão is a countryman who works in a circus, selling peanuts. His daughter also works there, and becomes the circus's greatest attraction. But she decides to marry a rich man, and another circus comes to town, putting his employment in danger.
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Betão is a countryman who works in a circus, selling peanuts. His daughter also works there, and becomes the circus's greatest attraction. But she decides to marry a rich man, and another circus comes to town, putting his employment in danger.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Kleber Afonso, Tito Di Míglio, Amacio Mazzaropi
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Runtime:100 minutes
Studio:Produções Amacio Mazzaropi (PAM Filmes)
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