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In this musical comedy, a wealthy man, desperate for an heir, devises a plan involving seven young women, each believing she is his sole inherent. His scheme unfolds with comedic complications and musical numbers as the women vie for his attention and fortune. The situation becomes increasingly chaotic and humorous as the truth behind the man's intentions starts to surface.

This early Italian musical comedy is generally remembered for its lighthearted entertainment and the presence of emerging stars. While not a critical landmark, it offered escapism and musical numbers, typical of films from the era. Totò's early performance, though not yet defining his iconic persona, provided comedic moments that would foreshadow his future success. It was a popular film of its time, finding an audience appreciative of its comedic and musical elements.

• A charmingly lighthearted musical comedy from the late 1930s.
• Features early performances from notable Italian actors.
• Offers a blend of comedy and musical numbers that appealed to wartime audiences.

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This film marked one of the earliest significant roles for the legendary Italian comedian Totò, who would go on to become one of Italy's most beloved cinematic figures.