

Leena(1954)
Overview
Unemployed girl shoplifts in department store. Son of a wealthy family notice the shoplifting but won't turn her in. After awhile they are seen together and press thinks they are engaged.
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Heidi Krohn
Leena

Matti Oravisto
Lauri Huurros

Eija Karipää
Reporter Salava
Mia Backman
Sanni Huurros

Paavo Jännes
Professor Möller

Arvo Lehesmaa
Professor Örn
Holger Salin
Tiirikka-Eemeli

Fritz-Hugo Backman
Klaus Huurros

Aku Korhonen
Männikkö, editor of Iltatorvi

Heikki Savolainen
Butler

Matti Lehtelä
Kössi
Hannes Veivo
Ville

Leo Riuttu
Doctor Jurvanto

Kerttu Salmi
Mrs. Jonsson

Matti Aulos
Store manager

Leo Jokela
Mononen

Kaarlo Wilska
The museum's caretaker

Pentti Irjala
Passport office clerk

Tyyne Haarla
Manta

Hilja Jorma
Cook
Anu Kilpiö
Chamber maid
Kalevi Merikallio
Dance cavalier
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