The Woman of the Port
Feb 14, 1934 · 1h 16m
Rated 6 out of 10
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Director
Arkady Boytler, Raphael J. SevillaOverview
Her father dies... her fiance dumps her... and she can't find a job... so she covers the waterfront. And then one night...
Cast of The Woman of the Port
Andrea PalmaRosario
Domingo SolerAlberto Venega
Joaquín BusquetsDrunk sailor
Consuelo SegarraDoña Lupe, Vecina- Luisa ObregónVecina
- Elisa SolerVecina
- Arturo ManriquePanseco, marino argentino
Jorge TreviñoMarino norteamericano- Francisco ZárragaNovio de Rosario
- Fabio AcevedoDon Antonio, padre de Rosario
- Antonio PoloDon Basilio
Ángel T. SalaHombre de cabaret
Conchita Gentil ArcosVecina
Julieta PalaviciniMujer con novio de Rosario- Lina BoytlerCantante
- Roberto Cantú RobertMarino cubano
Estela IndaMujer de cabaret- Salvador LozanoHombre de cabaret
- Saúl ZamoraHombre de cabaret
Victoria BlancoMujer de cabaret
Esther FernándezMujer de cabaret
Crew of The Woman of the Port
Arkady BoytlerDirector- Raphael J. SevillaDirector, Writer
- Antonio Guzmán AguileraDialogue, Screenplay
Leo TolstoyStory
Guy de MaupassantStory- Servando C. de la GarzaProducer
Alex PhillipsDirector of Photography- José MarinoEditor
- Carlos de NájeraDialogue
- José B. CarlesSound, Sound Engineer
- Max UrbanMusic
Fernando A. RiveroArt Direction- Ricardo BeltriAssistant Director
About The Woman of the Port
What is The Woman of the Port about?
Her father dies... her fiance dumps her... and she can't find a job... so she covers the waterfront. And then one night...
When was The Woman of the Port released?
The Woman of the Port was released on February 14, 1934.
How long is The Woman of the Port?
The Woman of the Port runs 1 hour 16 minutes (76 minutes).
Who directed The Woman of the Port?
The Woman of the Port was directed by Arkady Boytler and Raphael J. Sevilla.
Who is in the cast of The Woman of the Port?
The cast of The Woman of the Port includes Andrea Palma (Rosario), Domingo Soler (Alberto Venega), Joaquín Busquets (Drunk sailor), Consuelo Segarra (Doña Lupe, Vecina) and Luisa Obregón (Vecina).