Carmiña, the Flower of Galicia Trailer (1926)
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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 Rey Soto Writer
Antonio Vistarini Cinematography
Manuel Lamartin Cinematography
Juventino Garrido Producer
International Releases Dates
Spain 28 October 1926
Production Companies
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