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The Day You Love Me (1935)
Carlos Argüelles is the son of a wealthy man whose only interests in life are business and making money. While trying to succeed in show business he falls in love with a dancer and they elope to marry. But success is not easy to obtain.
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Carlos Argüelles is the son of a wealthy man whose only interests in life are business and making money. While trying to succeed in show business he falls in love with a dancer and they elope to marry. But success is not easy to obtain.
Rating:PG
Genre:Drama
Written By:Alfredo Le Pera
In Theaters:10/24/1935
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Paramount Pictures, Exito Productions
Cast
John Reinhardt
Director
Carlos Gardel
Julio Argüelles
Rosita Moreno
Margarita / Marga
Tito Lusiardo
Rocamora
Manuel Peluffo
Saturnino
Francisco Flores del Campo
Daniel Dávila
José Luis Tortosa
Pedro Dávila
Fernando Adelantado
Carlos Argüelles
Suzanne Dulier
Pepita
Celia Villa
Juanita
Agustín Cornejo
Guitarrista
Alberto Infanta
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