Director: F.W. Kraemer
Release Date: July 1932
An unseen film. The Kinematograph Weekly, 14 April 1932, announced that ‘Exteriors, which will shortly be shot at night, include scenes at Marble Arch, Victoria Station, Hyde Park and Hammersmith Broadway.’ On 12 May the same journal reported that ‘Large crowds of spectators watched the London exteriors’ being filmed ‘at the Marble Arch on Sunday morning [8 May], and later on in the day at Victoria Station, with Harold Hath, Carol Goodner, Harry Wilcoxon and Campbell Gullan on call.’ The director anticipated shooting ‘the remaining London street scenes, weather permitting, by the end of the week.’ On 26 May the same journal added that the director had been ‘Favoured by fine weather, [and] the London street exteriors were shot during the weekend’ and that shooting should come to a close this week.
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Campbell Gullen and Harold Huth in a scene from the film published in 'Kinematograph Weekly', 16 June 1932.
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Carol Goodner in an undated photograph.
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Presumably a foreign language poster promoting this film.