Let's Dance the Soul! Trailer (1967)
"C'mon let's go!" 14 May 1967 Comedy, Music 90 mins
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"C'mon let's go!" 14 May 1967 Comedy, Music 90 mins
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Tita De Villa Choreographer
Medy Tarnate Screenplay
Jose De Villa Director
Bernadette La Verne Story
Bombit Levant Story
D'Manansalas Music
Philippines 14 May 1967
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