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A poor composer sells his songs to a music publisher who attributes them to his son, who sells them to a famous singer. Seeking the son, the musician's daughter will unexpectedly find a job as secretary to the singer, disguised as an unattractive and authoritative woman who effectively controls his careless lifestyle.
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A poor composer sells his songs to a music publisher who attributes them to his son, who sells them to a famous singer. Seeking the son, the musician's daughter will unexpectedly find a job as secretary to the singer, disguised as an unattractive and authoritative woman who effectively controls his careless lifestyle.
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Genre:Comedy
Written By:Aureliano Campa, Ramón Quadreny
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Runtime:82 minutes
Studio:Cifesa
Cast
Ramón Quadreny
Director
Josita Hernán
Silvia Navarro
Fernando Fernán Gómez
Salvador Viana
José Isbert
Fabián Pérez
Lily Vincenti
Elisa Wesner
Luis Prendes
Armando d'Olbés
Juan Moreno Rigo
Bernardo Navarro
José Sanchíz
Ernesto Aldana
Luis Pérez de León
Roger Becarie
Ana María Quijada
Duquesa de Tusset
Enriqueta Villasiul
Eloísa
Emilia Clement
Señora en la tienda
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