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A precious painting suddenly disappears from the house of a noble Italian family. A relative from America investigates the mystery.
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A precious painting suddenly disappears from the house of a noble Italian family. A relative from America investigates the mystery.
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Genre:Crime, Comedy
Written By:Dino Falconi, Guglielmo Giannini
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Lupa Film
Cast
Raffaello Matarazzo
Director
Armando Falconi
Joe il rosso
Luisa Garella
Marta of Sandelle-Lafitte
Ada Dondini
Duchess Sofia of Sandelle-Lafitte
Barbara Monis
Annamaria
Aristide Baghetti
Duke Gontrano of Sandelle-Lafitte
Maria Denis
Marietta Clavel
Luigi Pavese
Stefano of Sandelle-Lafitte
Angelo Bizzari
Giuliano the Spanish
Maria Dominiani
Ziska
Cesare Zoppetti
Ruggero d'Arment
Emilio Petacci
Detective Agenore Champol
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