Mandil Al-Helw Trailer

Mandil Al-Helw Trailer (1949)

02 May 1949 Comedy, Music, Romance 115 mins

A misunderstanding occurs due to the resemblance between the dancer Qatrunnada and Aziza, who lives with her mother and loves the shoemaker Azouz who is engaged to her. This provokes the jealousy of Naim the barber who also loves her. He plots and tells Azouz that Aziza works in a nightclub under the name Qatrunnada, so Azouz leaves her. A millionaire falls in love with Qatrunnada and gives her a precious jewel. The theater manager exploits the resemblance to steal the jewel.

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Cast

Tahiya Cariocca

as عزيزة / قطر الندى

Abdel Aziz Mahmoud

as الأسطى عزوز

Ismail Yasseen

as حسونة الطرابيشي خطيب بلية

Mary Moneib

as أم عزيزة

Mahmoud El Meligy

as الحلاق نعيم المستخبي

Hassan Fayek

as مدير كباريه وحيد القرن

Fouad Shafiq

as المليونير شتا بيه

Mohsen Hassanein

as القهوجى عباس

Hassan Kamel

as كوداك اجفا مصور جسر التنهدات

Camelia

as مشهد فى مكتب رئيس الكواكب

Crew

Abbas Kamel

Director

International Releases Dates

Egypt 02 May 1949

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