31 December 1916
The plot revolves around Nena de la Cruz, a champion athlete, who borrows money from the town usurer when her father gets sick. In case of failure to pay, she pledges her services as a servant. As the debt becomes due, Nena, in desperation, accepts the offer of a boxing match with a Manila champion prizefighter.
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Maria Tronqued as Nena de la Cruz
Edward Gross Director
Philippines 31 December 1916
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