La sombra del otro (1957)
Una divertida aventura de Viruta y Capulina en donde se verán enredados en un lío de boxeadores confundiendo tanto la situación que ni sus bellas amigas los podrán salvar de una gran golpiza.
Top billed cast
Gaspar HenaineCapulina
Marco Antonio CamposViruta
Ana Bertha LepeCecilia
Freddy Fernández 'El Pichi'Víctor Gómez
Teresa VelázquezAlejandra
Ricardo "Pajarito" Moreno
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