Paulina Singerman
Paulina Singerman was an Argentine actress of Jewish Russian descent known for playing characters of capricious millionaires in comedies during the Golden Age of Argentine Cinema. In the later part of her career, she excelled in theater and television until her later years.
Elvira Fernández, vendedora de tienda (1942)
Rich girl with progressive ideas goes undercover as a sales clerk at her father's department store. (more)
Rich girl with progressive ideas goes undercover as a sales clerk at her father's department store. (more)
The Blonde on the Road (1938)
A very coquette millionaire girl runs away before her engagement and is courted by a truck driver. (more)
A very coquette millionaire girl runs away before her engagement and is courted by a truck driver. (more)
Caprichosa y millonaria (1940)
A millionaire appoints an administrator to control his daughter's overspending. (more)
A millionaire appoints an administrator to control his daughter's overspending. (more)
Isabelita (1940)
In order to seduce a humble man, a rich girl pretends to be a maid. (more)
In order to seduce a humble man, a rich girl pretends to be a maid. (more)
Un bebé de París (1941)
A woman fakes her pregnancy to keep her husband and then it turns out to be true. (more)
A woman fakes her pregnancy to keep her husband and then it turns out to be true. (more)
Noche de bodas (1942)
For reasons that will be revealed in the end, a woman mysteriously returns to her parents' home on her wedding night. (more)
For reasons that will be revealed in the end, a woman mysteriously returns to her parents' home on her wedding night. (more)
Mi amor eres tú (1941)
An authoritarian tutor changes his behavior thanks to a young orphan with whom he ends up falling in love. (more)
An authoritarian tutor changes his behavior thanks to a young orphan with whom he ends up falling in love. (more)
Hay que casar a Paulina (1944)
A rich and arrogant girl falls into poverty, while a noble and hardworking boy, who at first was despised, receives love. (more)
A rich and arrogant girl falls into poverty, while a noble and hardworking boy, who at first was despised, receives love. (more)
Retazo (1939)
Forced by her alcoholic aunt, an orphan practices street vending and begging, until she finally runs away from home. (more)
Forced by her alcoholic aunt, an orphan practices street vending and begging, until she finally runs away from home. (more)
Luisito (1943)
To prevent her lover from marrying another woman out of interest, a young woman will pretend to be a man. (more)
To prevent her lover from marrying another woman out of interest, a young woman will pretend to be a man. (more)