Pitong Lolo (1963)

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Another howlarious adventure with the laugh titans of "Pitong Tatay" The funniest Men in Show Business.

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Genres: Comedy

Starring:Pugo Bayani Casimiro Pablo Virtuoso

Director:Manuel Silos

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