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O "Cine-Fan-Club" tem despertado o interesse dos de difíerentes do nosso paiz. fans de Cinema, pontos ao trabalho em Maiden Voyage, São das ultimas adhesões registradas, os snrs. José Lew- ANNABELLA voltará Radamés Richiniti, Genuíno film da Metro, anteriormente destinado á Luise Rainer. Ciiiari Paulo M. Guimarães, Young, Billie Bur- Leão Coelho. Pery Moraes e Hortencia S. O resto do elenco apresenta: Robert Chiari! Paulo Walter Connolly. Oliveira, de Porto Alegre; José Araújo de Medeiros San- ke, Reginald Owen e r-noiHio Pranco e Am andino Teixeira Nunes, de The- sçjp refilmar Victimas do Divorcio, que como rezina (Piauhy) ; Manoel Oliveira, de Belém (Pará) ; Hum- A RKO vae Neltair Pithan Silva, s^bem foi a estréa de Katharine Hepburn no cinema. berto de Marchi, de S. Paulo; e nova e Basil Sul), Osório Oliveira, de Passo Fundo Anne Shirley terá o seu papel na versão Cruz Alta (R.
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