Hay que educar a Niní

Hay que educar a Niní

6.8

Jul 17 1940

2h 35m

Comedy

A young woman pretends to be the daughter of a financier and enters a rich girls' college, where she commits a thousand mischiefs.

Niní Marshall

Niní Marshall

Niní Rebodero

Francisco Álvarez

Francisco Álvarez

Tristán Montero

Pablo Palitos

Pablo Palitos

Arturito

Nury Montsé

Nury Montsé

Eugenia

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