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In an all-girls boarding school, one of the students resists the will of her uncles to marry her off because she does not know her future husband. Which is why she pretends to be a prude for whom marriage is a dirty word.
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In an all-girls boarding school, one of the students resists the will of her uncles to marry her off because she does not know her future husband. Which is why she pretends to be a prude for whom marriage is a dirty word.
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Genre:Comedy, Music
Written By:Luis César Amadori
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Runtime:94 minutes
Studio:Argentina Sono Film
Cast
Luis César Amadori
Director
Niní Marshall
Dionisia / Madmoiselle Mosquita
Enrique de Rosas
Mayor Aquiles Chateau Lefitte
Francisco Charmiello
Don Serafín, organista del colegio / Sr. Floridor
Amalia Sánchez Ariño
Eduviges Chateau Lafitte, directora del colegio
Pierina Dealessi
Vicedirectora
Herminia Franco
Madmoiselle Corina
Adrián Cuneo
Teniente Fernando de Chantilly
Julián Bourges
Sr. Dubois
Adriana Alcock
Olimpio Bobbio
Margarita Burke
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