Film-Lovers Annual (1932)

Page scan 000117 from Film-Lovers Annual

Record Details:

Title:
Film-Lovers Annual
Date:
1932
Publisher:
Dean & Son, Ltd.
Volume:
Film-Lovers' Annual (1932)
Leaf #:
000117
Language:
English
Collection:
Fan Magazines
Contributor:
Media History Digital Library
Sponsor:
Media History Digital Library
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Date Added:
August 01, 2024
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MISCHIEF Directed by Jack Raymond. WHILE at a night club with his financier friend, Reginald Bingham (James Carewc), Arthur Gordon (Ralph Lynn) draws attention to a pretty girl (Jean Stuart) dancing zvith a manabout-town, Tom Birkett (Jack Hobbs). Bingham recognises her as his wife, Eleanor, and to prevent a scene, Arthur gets him home. As he has to leave for Paris next day, however, the now suspicious Bingham takes the precaution of arranging for his wife to stay with his married sister, Louise (Maud Gill). Eleanor side-tracks Louise and sets off with Tom to spend a few days in the country with his half -sister , Diana (Winifred Shotter). When Arthur hears of this he goes in pursuit of Eleanor, but discovers on arriving at Diana’s that she has refused to accommodate them. He falls into a rain-water tub and is forced to go to bed while his clothes dry. Meanwhile Louise has got in touch with the jealous Bingham and he thinks that Eleanor and Tom are sharing Diana's cottage. The complications which arise lead to fastmoving fun before Arthur wins Diana and Bingham and his wife are reconciled. 117