Hay que educar a Niní Trailer

Hay que educar a Niní Trailer (1940)

17 July 1940 Comedy 95 mins

A young woman pretends to be the daughter of a financier and enters a rich girls' college, where she commits a thousand mischiefs.

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Cast

Niní Marshall

as Niní Rebodero

Francisco Álvarez

as Tristán Montero

Pablo Palitos

as Arturito

Nury Montsé

as Eugenia

Héctor Calcaño

as Sr. Baeza

Cirilo Etulain

as Sr. Molina

Carlos Lagrotta

as Jorge Montero

Elvira Quiroga

as Isabel Edelmira Montero

Mecha López

as Señorita Rolón, la vicerectora

Baby Correa

as Rectora

Victoria Cuenca

as Señorita Rubi

Delfy de Ortega

as Rebecca Mitovsky

Mirtha Legrand

as Alumna colegio

Silvia Legrand

as Alumna colegio

Crew

Alberto Etchebehere

Alberto Etchebehere Director of Photography

Mario Maurano

Original Music Composer

Raúl Soldi

Raúl Soldi Production Design

International Releases Dates

Argentina 17 July 1940

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