Facing the Music

1933
1h 12min

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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueJack has decided that Nina is the woman of his life; pursuing her he discovers she's the niece of an operatic singer looking for publicity. She agrees to Jack's idea of a jewel's false robbe... Tout lireJack has decided that Nina is the woman of his life; pursuing her he discovers she's the niece of an operatic singer looking for publicity. She agrees to Jack's idea of a jewel's false robbery during a performance. When the jewels are really stolen Jack must recover them, find th... Tout lireJack has decided that Nina is the woman of his life; pursuing her he discovers she's the niece of an operatic singer looking for publicity. She agrees to Jack's idea of a jewel's false robbery during a performance. When the jewels are really stolen Jack must recover them, find the thieves and win Nina's affection all in one night. For Stanley Lupino fans.

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Stanley Lupino

Jack Foley

Jose Collins

Mme. Calvini

Nancy Brown

Mme. Rivers

Nancy Burne

Nina Carson

Doris Woodall

Mme. D'Ava

Lester Matthews

Becker

Dennis Hoey

Capradossi

Morris Harvey

De Breen

Hal Gordon

Charles K. Gerrard

Aileen Marson

Assistant at Pharmacy
(non crédité)

Nancy Neale

Gerald Rex

Boy
(non crédité)

Darroll Richards

Robert Rietty

Page Boy
(non crédité)

John Singer

Boy
(non crédité)

Ian Wilson

Callboy
(non crédité)

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A Night At The Opera?Not Really

This is the first credited collaboration between Sydney Gilliat and Frank Launder,who were to go on and make many classic films in the forties and cities.This film is a star vehicle for Stanley Lupino,father of Ida.He is romantically perusing the niece of an overweight and over the hill opera singer.He comes up with the idea for a publicity stunt where she will wear her jewels on stage.Predictably they are stolen.The last quarter of an hour has Lupino recovering the jewels and being chased backstage by two crooks.It predates A Night At The Opera by 2 years but is not in the same class.It is all a bit laboured and the humour is hard to find.Filipinos style really doesn't seem to suit the screen.