#Lupita Tovar

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Lupita Tovar in Universal's Spanish-language version of Dracula (1931)

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Mexican actresses Raquel Torres, Dolores Del Río, Lupe Velez and Lupita Tovar, 1928.

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Buster Keaton and Lupita Tovar on set filming The Invader, 1935.

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Pioneering actor, Lupita Tovar (July 27, 1910 November 12, 2016)

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Mexican actresses Raquel Torres, Dolores Del Río, Lupe Velez and Lupita Tovar, 1928

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Lupita Tovar-Andy Devine-Richard Arlen "Tropic fury" 1939, de Christy Cabanne.

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Pre-Code Hollywood Actresses. Lupita Tovar

Guadalupe Natalia Tovar (Matias Romero, Oaxaca, July 27, 1910 – Los Angeles, California, November 12, 2016), known as Lupita Tovar, was a Mexican American nationalized actress. Among Lupita's most important works as an actress, they stand out her participation in the films; Dracula (1931), which was the Spanish version of the original film and Santa (1932), considered as the first soundtrack in Mexico.

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Buster Keaton and Lupita Tovar Carambola d'amore (The Invader) - 1935

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Lupita Tovar, the star of Universal's 1931 Spanish-language adaption of "Dracula," was one of the movie's many elements that made it superior to the Tod Browning version.

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Lupita Tovar and Carlos Villarías in Dracula (1931)

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Drácula (1931) - Spanish herald

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Rose Hobart (1936) Joseph Cornell

October 25th 2024

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This Day in Buster…January 2, 1936

"The Invader,” also known as “An Old Spanish Custom,” is released.  Buster Keaton visits Mexico & falls in love with Lupita Tovar, his dream girl.

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Lupita Tovar accompanies her daughter, Susan Kohner, to the London premiere of Susan’s new film, IMITATION OF LIFE, in 1959.

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Lupita Tovar on a vintage postcard

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Antonio Moreno-Lupita Tovar "La voluntad del muerto" 1930, de George Melford.