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The Black Ace
Lieutenant Palomino of the police must recover some important documents containing the formula for the antidote to a serious disease. With the help of the magician Fu-Man-Chu, they embark on an adventure filled with suspense, intrigue, and deception.
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Lieutenant Palomino of the police must recover some important documents containing the formula for the antidote to a serious disease. With the help of the magician Fu-Man-Chu, they embark on an adventure filled with suspense, intrigue, and deception.
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Genre:Crime, Drama, Mystery
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Runtime:78 minutes
Studio:Films Mundiales
Cast
René Cardona
Director
David T. Bamberg
Fu Manchu
Manuel Medel
Satanás
Janice Logan
Olga Wagner / Mary
Ángel T. Sala
Teniente Palomino
Charles Stevens
Wilson
Víctor Velázquez
Swani Rami
Mario Tenorio
Enrique
Andrés Novo
Sr. Naipini
Milisa Sierra
Hermana de Enrique
Armando Arriola
Espectador borracho teatro (uncredited)
Ricardo Carti
Sr. Ministro (uncredited)
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