Port Trailer (1934)
Directed by Amleto Palermi
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Cast
Irma Gramatica as Maria
Camillo Pilotto as Mastro Vanni
Elsa De Giorgi as Mariuccia
Nerio Bernardi as Pietro Sgamba
Giovanni Grasso as Nicola Bellamonte
Piero Pastore as Salvatore - il fidanzato di Maria
Crew
Amleto Palermi Director
International Releases Dates
Italy 01 January 1934
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