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Canuto Cañete, conscripto del 7
Canuto tries his best not to do military service, but he doesn't get it. During his time in the Army he gets into any trouble that comes up, including his involvement with a gang of thieves who have hidden loot near the regiment.
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Canuto tries his best not to do military service, but he doesn't get it. During his time in the Army he gets into any trouble that comes up, including his involvement with a gang of thieves who have hidden loot near the regiment.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Abel Santacruz
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:Producciones Guido Aletti
Cast
Julio Saraceni
Director
Carlos Balá
Canuto Cañete
Morenita Galé
La Gringa
Romualdo Quiroga
Sargento Gómez
Roberto Fugazot
Atilio Ludueña
Héctor Méndez
Falso abogado
Lalo Malcolm
Jefe
María Armand
Madre de Canuto Cañete
Eduardo Humberto Nóbili
Teniente coronel
Víctor Martucci
Secretario de guerra
Nelson Prenat
Felipe Comesaña
Mario Sapag
Orlando
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