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Genre
  
Drama

Duration
  

Country
  
United States

Music director
  
Bernhard Kaun

Language
  
Spanish

Director
  
Howard Bretherton Moreno Cuyar

Writer
  
Arman Chelieu
,
Elizabeth Reinhardt

Release date
  
February 22, 1935 (1935-02-22)

Directors
  
Howard Bretherton, Moreno Cuyar

Cast
  
Mona Maris, Martin Garralaga, Enrico Caruso Jr., Rosa Rey

Screenplay
  
Elizabeth Reinhardt, S. Manuel Reachi

Similar movies
  
Related Howard Bretherton movies

The Singer of Naples (Spanish:El cantante de Napoles) is a 1935 American musical film directed by Howard Bretherton and Moreno Cuyar and starring Enrico Caruso Jr., Mona Maris and Carmen Río. It was made in Spanish by the Hollywood studio Warner Brothers. Unlike many other American Spanish language films of the era it was not a remake of an English language film.

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It was the last of Warner Brothers's Hollywood-made Spanish films. The increasing success of dubbing meant that it was less viable to make separate Spanish films, and in future it became more common for films to be made in a single English version and then dubbed into a variety of other languages for global release.

Synopsis

A blacksmith's son from Naples rises to become a celebrated opera singer, performing at La Scala in Milan.

Cast

  • Enrico Caruso Jr. as Enrico Daspurro
  • Mona Maris as Teresa
  • Carmen Río as Maria
  • Alfonso Pedroza as Fortuni
  • Antonio Vidal as Prof. Rubini
  • Emilia Leovalli as Signora Daspurro
  • Enrique Acosta as Signor Daspurro
  • Francisco Marán as Eduardo
  • Martin Garralaga as Beppo
  • María Calvo as Signora Corelli
  • Rosa Rey as Doña Rosa
  • Chevo Pirrín as Mensajero
  • Terry La Franconi as Cantante
  • Felipe Osta as Carlo
  • References

    The Singer of Naples Wikipedia
    The Singer of Naples IMDb