An animals' collectionist is despised by his wife so that he decide to comeet suicide, but the notice about the death of his brother, a pianist who lives abroad makes him change his mind. He makes his family think that he has commited suicide and some days after announce the arrival of his brother and he impersonate him. His wife recibes him with an affection that he was unaware to.
Ignacio F. Iquino
Director
Antonio Vico
Don Heliodoro/Doña Urraca/Fulgencio/Inocencio
Mary Santamaría
Elsa - La mujer
Guadalupe Muñoz Sampedro
Restituta - La suegra
Luis Porredón
Mauricio - El galán
Paco Martínez Soria
Luquitas - El amigo
Alberto López
Juanito Pino y Nogal - El otro galán
José Ramón Giner
Tortuga
Teresa Idel
Cocinera
José Acuaviva
Profesor piano
C. Garriga
Invitado
Modesto Cid
Alcalde
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