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Monja, casada, virgen y mártir
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Genre:Drama, Romance
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Runtime:65 minutes
Studio:Industrial Cinematográfica
Cast
Juan Bustillo Oro
Director
Consuelo Frank
Doña Blanca de Mejía
Joaquín Busquets
Don César de Villalara
Antonio R. Frausto
Martín Garatuza
Elena D'Orgaz
Doña Luisa de la Sosa
Luisa Obregón
Madre Cleofás
Julio Villarreal
Don Pedro de Mejía
Carlos Villatoro
Don Alonso de Rivera
Dolores Camarillo
Doña Mencia
Emma Roldán
Doña Sol
Pablo O'Farril
El negro Teodoro
Eduardo Arozamena
Don Juan Gutiérrez
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