La señorita de Trevélez Trailer

La señorita de Trevélez Trailer (1936)

11 April 1936 Comedy 81 mins

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Cast

María Gámez

as Doña Florita de Trevélez

Alberto Romea

as Don Gonzalo de Trevélez

Nicolás Rodríguez

as Numeriano Galán

Luis Heredia

as Picavea

María Luisa Moneró

as Carmencita Sánchez

Edmundo Barbero

as Tito Guiloya

Juan Torres Roca

as Don Marcelino

Jacinto Higueras

as Manchón

Ramón Camarero

as Menéndez

Antonio Cotapós

as El pianista

José Santugini

as El taquillero

Guillermo Marckwald

as Un alemán

Edgar Neville

as Un huésped

José Martín

as Otro huésped

Crew

María Rosa Bendala

María Rosa Bendala Costume Designer

Julián Ruiz

Julián Ruiz Makeup & Hair

Antonio Gavilán

Antonio Gavilán Still Photographer

Francisco Cejuela

Francisco Cejuela Production Designer

Julián Ruiz

Julián Ruiz Makeup & Hair Assistant

Carlos Arniches

Carlos Arniches Set Designer

Guillermo Bolín

Guillermo Bolín Production Designer

Alfonso de Lucas

Alfonso de Lucas Set Decoration

Tom Kemenffy

Tom Kemenffy Camera Operator

Pedro Nerrière

Pedro Nerrière Production Director

José Martín

José Martín Assistant Director

International Titles

Miss Trevelez Trailer

International Releases Dates

Spain 11 April 1936

Production Companies

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