Do Risos e Lagrimas
Do Risos e Lagrimas is a 1926 Brazilian drama film directed by Alberto Traversa.
| Do Risos e Lagrimas | |
|---|---|
 Spanish DVD cover | |
| Directed by | Alberto Traversa |
| Written by | Genofre Werneck |
| Cinematography | João Tavares de Sá |
| Distributed by | S.P.E.S. |
Release date | August 25, 1926 |
| Country | Brazil |
| Language | Silent |
The film premiered in Rio de Janeiro on August 25, 1926.
Cast
- Eduardo Arouca as João de Souza
- João Baldi
- Túlia Burlini
- Virgínia Cassoval
- Anita Henrys as Ophelia
- Daniel Herlink
- N. Jacobson as Apolinário
- Guy Leal as Simões
- A. Longari
- Luiz Gonzaga Martins
- Inah Renlow as Inah
- Aldo Rine as Fernando
- Luiz Roberto
- Alberto Traversa
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