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Elviro Raimondi (Naples,
April 11, 1867–) was an
Italian painter. He
first studied literature, but then
moved to take
courses in the
Royal Institute of...
- (Arioso: "Ombra mai fu"). His
brother Arsamene, with his
buffoonish servant Elviro, enters,
looking for Arsamene's
sweetheart Romilda. They stop as they hear...
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Elviro Blanc (born 8
January 1945) is an
Italian cross-country skier. He
competed at the 1968
Winter Olympics and the 1972
Winter Olympics. Evans, Hilary;...
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Pedro Elviro Rodríguez (died 24
August 1971), also
known as Pitouto, was a
Spanish actor.
Between 1924 and 1972, he shot more than 170 films, a good part...
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Fernando Torre Laphame - Ángel (as
Fernando Torre L.)
Lidia Franco - María
Pedro Elviro - (as
Pedro Elviro 'Pitouto') La
duquesa del
Tepetate at IMDb v t e...
- Hernandez, O.S.A.,
Iloilo City:
Panorama Printing, 2006, pp. 64 and 158. Cf.
Elviro J. Perez,
Catalogo Bio-Bibliografico de los
religiosos Agustinianos de la...
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forward with its plans. By
December 1933, the
provincial governor of
Zaragoza Elviro Ordiales [es] had
noticed that
anarchists from
outside Aragon were gathering...
- Inter-American
Development Bank. Florida-based
businessman and
Cuban exile Elviro Sanchez made his multimillion-dollar
fortune by
investing the
proceeds of...
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Cantante de Ópera
Consuelo Monteagudo as
Josefina Perricholi,
soprano Pedro Elviro as
Cantante de Ópera María
Gentil Arcos as Dueña de
carro chocado Beatriz...
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Delyne as Olga
Pannery Andrex as
Gangster #1
Serjius as
Gangster #2
Pedro Elviro as
Gangster #3 Léon Belières as
Rambert Pierre Palau as
Issoire Louis Florencie...