God Bless You

A player wife, Nancy, who holds elegance to disguise their poverty while waiting for a wealthy man appears and deal with it, talk to the old man begging at the door of a casino. Soon after, a mysterious suitor offers a life of luxury.

Cast

Zully Moreno

as Nancy

Arturo de Córdova

as Mario Álvarez

Florindo Ferrario

as Barato, a thief

Enrique Chaico

as Richardson

Zoe Ducós

as Perikles

Federico Mansilla

José Comellas

Roberto Bordoni

Tito Grassi

Adolfo Linvel

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