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From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Martín Garralaga (10 November 1894, Barcelona, Catalonia, Spain – 12 June 1981 Woodland Hills, Los Angeles, California) was a film and television actor who portrayed more than two hundred roles in film and television. The actor first came to the United States when he sailed from Santo Domingo, Dominican Republic to San Juan, Puerto Rico on the steamship Catherine in April 1924. He is probably best known for his portrayal as "Pancho" in the early Cisco Kid films. In 1958, Garralaga was cast as Ramirez in the episode "A Tree for Planting" of the CBS...
Highest rated appearances
as Unknown

It Started with a Kiss
as Senor Lagonzaga (uncredited)

There's a Girl in My Heart
as Luigi

Border Incident
as Col. Rafael Alvarado (uncredited)

Joe Palooka in the Counterpunch
as Announcer

The Great Sinner
as Maharajah (uncredited)

Susanna Pass
as Carlos

The Big Sombrero
as Felipe Gonzales

The Last Bandit
as Patrick Moreno

The Bribe
as Pablo Gomez

Rogues' Regiment
as Hazaret

The Feathered Serpent
as Pedro Francisco Lopez

Shep Comes Home
as Manuel Ortiz

Four Faces West
as Florencio

Port Said
as Hotel Porter

Madonna of the Desert
as Papa Baravelli

The Treasure of the Sierra Madre
as Railroad Conductor (uncredited)

Tycoon
as Chavez

Ride the Pink Horse
as Barkeeper

Framed
as (uncredited)

Twilight on the Rio Grande
as Mucho the Woodchopper

California
as Mexican Sheepherder (uncredited)

Apache Rose
as Cafe Host Who Arrives with Rosa (uncredited)

Riding the California Trail
as Don José Ramirez

Beauty and the Bandit
as Dr. Juan Valegra

Don Ricardo Returns
as Miguel Porcarreno

Strange Voyage
as Manuel

South of Monterey
as Commandante Auturo

The Virginian

Mysterious Intruder
as Detective (Uncredited)

The Gay Cavalier
as Don Felipe Geralda

Adventure
as Nick

The Little Witch
as Waiter

Voice of the Whistler
as Tony, Fruit Peddler (uncredited)

South of the Rio Grande
as Pancho

In Old New Mexico
as Pancho

The Cisco Kid Returns
as Pancho Gonzales

The Conspirators
as Detective Outside Pawnshop (uncredited)

The Laramie Trail
as Don Louis Alarcon

Voice in the Wind
as Policeman

The Purple Heart

Going My Way
as Zuñiga (uncredited)

Black Arrow
as Pancho

For Whom the Bell Tolls
as Captain Mora

The Outlaw
as Mike the Waiter (uncredited)

Casablanca
as Headwaiter at Rick's (uncredited)

Undercover: How to Operate Behind Enemy Lines
as Enemy Agent Y

Undercover Man
as Senor Cortez

In Old California
as Señor Alvarez

The Lady Has Plans
as Maitre D' (uncredited)

Our Wife
as Cuban Driver (uncredited)

The Son of Davy Crockett
as Mexican Leader

Doomed Caravan
as Padre

Meet the Wildcat
as Policeman

Wagon Train
as Buyer of Beans

Rangers of Fortune
as Mexican Officer

Stage to Chino
as Pedro

Rhythm of the Rio Grande
as Pablo the Bandit

Legion of the Lawless
as Blacksmith Manuel (uncredited)

Another Thin Man
as Pedro (uncredited)

Law of the Pampas
as Bolo-Carrier

The Fighting Gringo
as Pedro

Mutiny on the Blackhawk

Juarez
as Negroni

The Girl from Mexico
as Carmelita's Relative

Code of the Secret Service
as Mexican Soldier Playing Strip Poker (uncredited)

Panama Lady
as Panama Policeman (uncredited)
Mis dos amores
as Alfonso Hernández

Starlight Over Texas
as Captain Gomez

Outlaw Express
as Don Ricardo Hernandez

Air Devils
as Conspirator

Four Men and a Prayer
as Native (uncredited)

Rose of the Rio Grande
as Luis

The Sheik Steps Out
as Hotel Clerk (uncredited)

Boots of Destiny
as Jose Vasco

Riders of the Rockies
as Rurale Captain Mendoza

Song of the Gringo
as Don Esteban Valle

Anthony Adverse
as Arab

A Message to Garcia
as Rodríguez

The Law of 45's
as Joe Sanchez

Piernas de seda
as Evans

Angelina, o El honor de un brigadier
as Pedro (uncredited)
No dejes la puerta abierta

Yo, tú y ella

Dos noches
as Pedro Hernández

The Gay Caballero
as Manuel

There Were Thirteen
as John Ross

La dama atrevida
as Carlos Townsend

Forward, March!

Those Who Dance
as Pat Hogan

Sevilla de mis Amores
as Enrique Varga
The Big Trail
as Martin

The Last of the Vargas
Charros, gauchos y manolas