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- Mimí_Derba abstract "Mimí Derba (1888 or 1893–1953) was a Mexican actress and the first female director in Mexico. Derba founded one of the very first Mexican production companies, Azteca Films. She had a successful career in Vaudeville before entering films.".
- Mimí_Derba birthDate "1888".
- Mimí_Derba deathDate "1953".
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- Mimí_Derba dateOfBirth "1888".
- Mimí_Derba dateOfDeath "1953".
- Mimí_Derba id "220230".
- Mimí_Derba name "Derba, Mimi".
- Mimí_Derba name "Mimí Derba".
- Mimí_Derba shortDescription "Mexican actor".
- Mimí_Derba description "Mexican actor".
- Mimí_Derba subject Category:1888_births.
- Mimí_Derba subject Category:1953_deaths.
- Mimí_Derba subject Category:20th-century_Mexican_actresses.
- Mimí_Derba subject Category:Mexican_film_actresses.
- Mimí_Derba subject Category:Mexican_stage_actresses.
- Mimí_Derba subject Category:Mexican_vedettes.
- Mimí_Derba subject Category:Mexican_women_film_directors.
- Mimí_Derba type Agent.
- Mimí_Derba type Person.
- Mimí_Derba type Person.
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- Mimí_Derba comment "Mimí Derba (1888 or 1893–1953) was a Mexican actress and the first female director in Mexico. Derba founded one of the very first Mexican production companies, Azteca Films. She had a successful career in Vaudeville before entering films.".
- Mimí_Derba label "Mimí Derba".
- Mimí_Derba label "Mimí Derba".
- Mimí_Derba label "Mimí Derba".
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- Mimí_Derba sameAs Q1936124.
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- Mimí_Derba wasDerivedFrom Mimí_Derba?oldid=605869782.
- Mimí_Derba givenName "Mimi".
- Mimí_Derba name "Mimi Derba".
- Mimí_Derba surname "Derba".