Las tres viudas de papá ("The Three Widows of Father") is a 1942 Mexican comedy film directed by Miguel Zacarías.
It stars Sara García. Produced by Manuel Sereijo, it was distributed by Grovas y Cía.
The film was one of three successive Zacarías comedies starring Chato Órtín and Sara García.
It was the fourth sequel to Zacarías's Los enredos de papá, and maintained the same quality as the first three.
The others were Papá se desenreda and Papá se enreda otra vez.
The film premiered on 3 October 1942 in Mexico City.
It was included in the 1959 list of shows censored by the Mexican League of Decency.
, 1h25 Directed byMiguel Zacarías GenresScience fiction, Comedy ThemesFilms about extraterrestrial life, Films about extraterrestrial life ActorsMarco Antonio Campos, Norma Mora Rating60% In the women-ruled planet of Venus, the Union Leader of the Oppressed Husbands Syndicate wants to revert the power of leadership back to the men and threatens to initiate a strike if his will is not heard. However, the female leader of Venus believes otherwise and asserts that male dominion will only cause war and disruption. Therefore, she sends Lieutenant Laúr and Sergeant Rauna on a mission to choose two male earthlings who can prove to be more useful than Venusian men, so that they can bring more of them to Venus. When Laúr and Rauna choose Viruta and Capulina, two amateur singers who work in a gymnasium, they are intercepted by their constant rivals the Martians who claim that Earth is a satellite of Mars and therefore it should not be intruded by Venusians. Capulina manages to steal a super-power locket from a Martian which allows him to scare them off. He and Viruta later marry the Venusian women Laur and Rauna and then travel to the Moon for their honeymoon.