Carmiña, the Flower of Galicia Trailer

Carmiña, the Flower of Galicia Trailer (1926)

28 October 1926 Drama

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Cast

Maruja del Mazo

as Carmiña

Eduardo Prados

as Martiño

Antonio Teixeira

as Francisco, el padrastro de Carmiña

Julio Rua

as Garduña, el tonto

Juan Muñoz del Río

as Armando, conde de Vindey

Aida de Lupo

as Rosalía, la doncella de Armando

Irene Salazar

as Mary Watson, millonaria americana

Lucio Garrido

as Bill, secretario de Mary

Crew

Rino Lupo

Director

Antonio Vistarini

Antonio Vistarini Cinematography

Manuel Lamartin

Manuel Lamartin Cinematography

International Releases Dates

Spain 28 October 1926

Production Companies

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