Ton Diagonismon Dia Thn Anadixin Tis Star Ellas (1952)
A digest record of the 1952 Greek "Star Hellas" beauty contest.
Top billed cast
- Erietta 'Daisy' MavrikiHerself (the 'Star Ellas' of 1952)
- Virginia PetimezakiHerself (Runner-up, tied for 2nd place)
- Haroula GeorginzaHerself (Runner-up, tied for 2nd place)
- Rena ConstandinidouHerself (Finalist)
- Urania KostidouHerself (Finalist)
- Johanna RaftopoulosHerself (Finalist)
- Aphrodite VaiouHerself (Finalist)
- Rena PapadopouloHerself (Finalist)
- Voula TsiringanouHerself (Finalist)
- Lali BakarHerself (Finalist)
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