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Eclipse de sol (1943)
A vaudeville singer secretly marries a wealthy landowner, who soon returns to his ranch, fearing the rejection of his snobbish family. To teach him a lesson, she shows up at his estancia pretending to be a maid.
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A vaudeville singer secretly marries a wealthy landowner, who soon returns to his ranch, fearing the rejection of his snobbish family. To teach him a lesson, she shows up at his estancia pretending to be a maid.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Homero Manzi
In Theaters:8/4/1943
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Runtime:83 minutes
Studio:Estudios San Miguel
Cast
Luis Saslavsky
Director
Libertad Lamarque
Sol Bernal
George Rigaud
Sebastián Requena
Pedro Quartucci
Antonio Requena
Angelina Pagano
Doña Rosario Olmos de Requena
Alita Román
Esther Olmos
Juana Sujo
Carola
Alberto Terrones
Bernabé Requena
Raimundo Pastore
Florencio "Pototo" Olmos
Celia Geraldy
Modista
Benita Puértolas
María
Iris Martorell
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