Niní Marshall
Birthday
1903/05/31
Day of death
1996/03/18 (92 years old)
Gender
Female
Place of Birth
Buenos Aires, Argentina
Also know as
Marina Esther Traverso, Niní Marshall 'Catita', Catita, Nini Marshall, Marina Esther Traveso, Cándida, Niní Marshall 'Cándida'
Biography
Niní Marshall, born Marina Esther Traveso, was an Argentine actress, screenwriter and comedian. She is well known for creating two emblematic satirical characters, Cándida and Catita, two archetypes of 20th century European immigration, with whom she participated in a large part of her films.
Acting
(1940) Luna de miel en Río
as Catita
(1968) The novel of a poor young man
as Carolina
(1945) Santa Cándida
as Cándida Lourelio Ramayaga
(1947) Buenos Aires canta
as ---
(2005) La película de Niní
as ---
(1949) Una gallega en México
as ---
(1956) Catita is a lady
as Catita
(1967) Escándalo en la familia
as Loli
(1952) Mi campeón
as Doña Lupe; Cándida (as Nini Marshal)
(1951) Los enredos de una gallega
as Cándida
(1951) Una gallega baila mambo
as ---
(1940) Hay que educar a Niní
as Niní
(1952) La alegre casada
as ---
(1953) Crazy Love
as Juana / Juana La Loca / Catalina
(1955) Una gallega en La Habana
as Cándida
(1947) Navidad de los pobres
as ---
(1953) Dios los cría
as Nínive Canovas Canesi
(1940) Marriage in Buenos Aires
as Catita
(1971) Vamos a soñar por el amor
as Ana
(1938) Mujeres que trabajan
as Catita
(1939) Cándida
as Cándida
(1949) Mujeres que bailan
as Catita
(1941) Yo quiero ser bataclana
as Catita
(1943) Carmen
as Carmen
(1947) The Headless Woman
as ---
(1941) Cándida millonaria
as Cándida
(1943) Cándida, la mujer del año
as Cándida Loueiro Ramallada
(1948) Porteña de corazón
as ---
(1942) The Little Liar
as Niní
(1940) Los celos de Cándida
as ---
(1945) Madame Sans-Gêne
as Catalina, duquesa de Dancing, "Madame Sans Gene"
(1980) ¡Qué linda es mi familia!
as Rosita
(1967) Ya tiene comisario el pueblo
as Doña Sofocación
(1950) Yo no soy la Mata-Hari
as Niní / agenteX25 / Carmiña / Surabaya
(1941) Orquesta de señoritas
as Nina / Giovannina
(1946) Mosquita muerta
as Dionisia / Madmoiselle Mosquita
(1939) Divorce in Montevideo
as Catita
(1964) Cleopatra era Cándida
as Cleopatra García Pérez / Cándida