The Street Singer (1937)

Dir: Jean de Marguenat Musical stars 2

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The Street Singer is a British film first released in 1937, directed by Jean de Marguenat. The film stars Arthur Tracy, Arthur Riscoe, Margaret Lockwood, Hugh Wakefield and Emile Boreo. It has also been released under the title: Interval for Romance. Our overall rating for this film is: mediocre.

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Credits

Director: Jean de Marguenat
Script: Reginald Arkell, Jean de Marguenat, Paul Schiller
Photo: Henry Harris
Cast: Arthur Tracy (Richard King), Arthur Riscoe (Sam Green), Margaret Lockwood (Jenny Green), Hugh Wakefield (Hugh Newman), Emile Boreo (Luigi), Ellen Pollock (Gloria Weston), Wally Patch (Policeman), Ian Maclean (Police Inspector), John Deverell (James), Rawicz and Landauer (Specialty Act), Lew Stone (Himself, Lew Stone)
Country: UK
Language: English
Runtime: 86 min; B&W
Aka: Interval for Romance

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