14 April 1963 Comedy, Romance 70 mins
In this Filipino comedy inspired by the daily 60s live TV dance show, Susan Roces plays Adoracion Luna, who, with the other teenage girls in her dormitory, aspires to be crowned Dance-O-Rama Queen.
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Susan Roces as Adoracion Luna
Tony Cayado Director
Jose Leonardo Story
Lynn S. Pareja Story
Ben Feleo Screenplay
Jose O. Vera Executive Producer
Danny Holmsen Music
Ruben Fallorina Cinematography
Philippines 14 April 1963
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