The Lady Was Pawn Trailer (1956)
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Noboru Nakamura Director
Zenzō Matsuyama Adaptation
Seiichi Funahashi Story
Sennosuke Tsukimori Producer
Toshio Ubukata Director of Photography
Masao Kumagai Art Direction
Toshirō Mayuzumi Music
Shotaro Yoshida Sound Recordist
Akio Tamura Lighting Technician
Shiroi magyo Trailer
Japan 03 May 1956
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