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Directed by
  
Mario Bonnard

Music by
  
Umberto Mancini

Initial release
  
1936

Music director
  
Umberto Mancini

Cinematography
  
Arturo Gallea

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Produced by
  
Giulio Manenti

Edited by
  
Fernando Tropea

Director
  
Mario Bonnard

Production company
  
Cines

Written by
  
Alfredo Testoni (play) Gherardo Gherardi Corrado Alvaro Aldo Vergano

Starring
  
Elsa Merlini Antonio Gandusio Renato Cialente

Cast
  
Elsa Merlini, Antonio Gandusio, Renato Cialente

Similar
  
Thirty Seconds of Love, A Woman at War, His Young Wife, I figli non si vendono

Adam's Tree (Italian:L'albero di Adamo) is a 1936 Italian comedy film directed by Mario Bonnard and starring Elsa Merlini, Antonio Gandusio and Renato Cialente.

The film's sets were designed by the art director Guido Fiorini.

Cast

  • Elsa Merlini as Duchessa Graziella Santori
  • Antonio Gandusio as L'ingegnere Lorenzo Baldi
  • Renato Cialente as Dottore Alfonso Lombardi
  • Dria Paola as Eugenia, sua moglie
  • Olga Vittoria Gentilli as Angelica Pupini
  • Margherita Bagni as Matilde Narchetti
  • Olinto Cristina as Prospero Pupini
  • Calisto Bertramo as Avvocato Giantini
  • Marcello Giorda as Il duca Santori
  • Luigi Mottura as Gaspare
  • Nietta Zocchi as Infermiera Ersilia
  • Nicola Maldacea as Matteo
  • Claudio Ermelli as L'invitato affamato
  • Mario Gallina as Il direttore del giornale 'La Sentinella')
  • Dina Romano as La giornalaia
  • Edda Soligo as Una invitata pettegola
  • Giuseppe Pierozzi as Invitato al ballo
  • Stefano Sibaldi as Invitato al ballo
  • Lina Marengo as Invitata all ballo
  • Alfredo Martinelli as Invitato al ballo
  • Eugenio Fiorentini as Federico
  • Rita Livesi as La cameriera di casa Pupini
  • Mirella Scriatto as La cameriera di Matilde
  • Rosina Adrario

    • References

    Adam's Tree Wikipedia
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