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Maria Gardena (born Herthilde Gabloner; 1920 – 2008) was an Italian film actress and later architect.

Maria Gardena
Born	1920 Bolzano, Italy
Died	2008 (aged 88) Bolzano, Italy
Other names	Herthilde Gabloner
Occupation(s)	Actress, architect
Years active	1939–1944 (actress)

Herthilde Gabloner was the daughter of sculptor Ignaz Gabloner and studied architecture in Rome. During those years had a brief acting career. Her last film was The Children Are Watching Us (1944), directed by Vittorio De Sica.

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