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Ton Diagonismon Dia Thn Anadixin Tis Star Ellas

Oct 24, 1952

0h 28m

★ 0.0

Overview

A digest record of the 1952 Greek "Star Hellas" beauty contest.

Genres

Documentary

Production Companies

Anzervos

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Cast

Herself (the 'Star Ellas' of 1952)

Erietta 'Daisy' Mavriki

Herself (Runner-up, tied for 2nd place)

Virginia Petimezaki

Herself (Runner-up, tied for 2nd place)

Haroula Georginza

Herself (Finalist)

Rena Constandinidou

Herself (Finalist)

Urania Kostidou

Herself (Finalist)

Johanna Raftopoulos

Herself (Finalist)

Aphrodite Vaiou

Herself (Finalist)

Rena Papadopoulo

Herself (Finalist)

Voula Tsiringanou

Herself (Finalist)

Lali Bakar

Herself (Singer)

Sophia Vembo

Herself (Interviewer)

Marika Kotopouli

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