Missing, Believed Married

Name: Missing, Believed Married
Genre: Comedy
Released: 1938-03-28
Duration: 1 h 6 min
Cast: Wally Patch, Julian Vedey, Hazel Terry

1937
1h 6m

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Comedy

An heiress discovers during her engagement that the man she is about to marry is a fortune-hunting fraud. She runs off, and during a street scuffle, she gets a blow to her head which leaves ... Read allAn heiress discovers during her engagement that the man she is about to marry is a fortune-hunting fraud. She runs off, and during a street scuffle, she gets a blow to her head which leaves her with amnesia. She is taken in by Flatiron Stubbs (Wally Patch) and Mario Moroni (Julia... Read allAn heiress discovers during her engagement that the man she is about to marry is a fortune-hunting fraud. She runs off, and during a street scuffle, she gets a blow to her head which leaves her with amnesia. She is taken in by Flatiron Stubbs (Wally Patch) and Mario Moroni (Julian Vedey), a pair of street vendors. The fraudulent Count turns up while searching for her,... Read all

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Wally Patch in drag is a sight

This is quite a funny quota quickie.It features Wally Patch in drag ,quite a sight.Irene Handl as a French maid and Margaret Rutherford,minus her chins,as a redoubtable aunt who believes the Italian suitor is just after money.The plot is just an excuse for some farcical scenes particularly at the climax.The budgetary constraints of quota quickie are not apparent in this well made entertaining film.

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This movie's earliest documented U.S telecasts took place in Chicago Saturday August 20, 1949 on WNBQ (Channel 5), in Los Angeles Sunday 21 August 1949 on KFI (Channel 9), in Atlanta Monday August 22, 1949 on WAGA (Channel 5), in New York City Sunday November 6, 1949 on WPIX (Channel 11), and in Cincinnati Wednesday November 30, 1949 on WKRC (Channel 11). Since it had never been previously theatrically released in the U.S., these presentations also marked its U.S. premiere.