The ring possessed "Angel" and "Satan" not accept under any circumstances the trickery proposal with "Tarzan Beto" idol of the moment.
Alfredo B. Crevenna
Director
'Karloff' Lagarde
Satan
René 'Copetes' Guajardo
Ángel
Armando Silvestre
Dom Gonçalo - Duke de Edington
Emily Cranz
Marta (as Emily Kranz)
Jesús Salinas
Nando
Dagoberto Rodríguez
Jorge Rivero
Tarzan Beto (as Jorge Pous Ribe)
María Elena Velasco
Cantante de fondo (uncredited)
Víctor Alcocer
Fernando Osés
Dorrel Dixon
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