El Parampampoli Crucolo, es un licor que se obtiene mezclando café, vino, alcohol de buen sabor, miel y azúcar. Se sirve flambeado.
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Vintage Italian postcard. Edizioni Aperol. Cines-Pittaluga, Roma.
In 1931 Kid went to Italy where she played in her only two sound films. The first was Rubacuori /Heartbreaker (1931), a comedy by Guido Brignone about an old Casanova (Armando Falconi) who hunts young women until his wife (Tina Lattanzi) finds a jewel that belongs to one of his girl friends. Falconi’s character comes between a prize fighter (Egon Stief) and his wife (Mary Kid). Mary Kid's second Italian film was Kennst Du das Land (1931), the German version of Terra Madre and directed by Constantin J. David. Though produced by the Italian company Cines-Pittaluga and shot by an Italian crew, the cast was German-Austrian.
Mary Kid (1901-1988) was a popular actress of the Austrian and German silent cinema. She also played in two early sound films in Italy.