The Dancer and the Worker Trailer

The Dancer and the Worker Trailer (1936)

21 March 1936 Drama 86 mins

The wealthy father of a young girl who has a relationship with a boy who has just won a waltzing contest employs him in a factory in order to make him a profitable man.

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Crew

Enrique Barreyre

Enrique Barreyre Director of Photography

Luis Santamaría

Luis Santamaría Set Decoration

Anette Verinetti

Anette Verinetti Co-Costume Designer

Jerónimo Mihura

Jerónimo Mihura Assistant Director

Enrique Domínguez Rodiño

Enrique Domínguez Rodiño Production Manager

Ricardo Torres

Ricardo Torres Still Photographer

Luis M. Feduchi

Luis M. Feduchi Set Decoration

Francisco Alonso

Original Music Composer

International Releases Dates

Spain 21 March 1936

Romania 21 March 1936

Production Companies

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