A Kiss in the Dark (1925)
Comedy | 6 April 1925
Director:
Frank TuttleWriter:
Townsend MartinCinematographer:
Alvin WyckoffProduction Designer:
Van Nest PolglaseProduction Company:
Famous Players-Lasky Corp.Frederick Lonsdale's play was also the basis of the 1932 Paramount-British production Aren't We All?, directed by Harry Lachman and starring Gertrude Lawrence and Hugh Wakefield (see entry). ...
Frederick Lonsdale's play was also the basis of the 1932 Paramount-British production Aren't We All?, directed by Harry Lachman and starring Gertrude Lawrence and Hugh Wakefield (see entry).
Walter Grenham, who has a weakness for women, persuades an old friend, Janet Livingstone, to marry him, promising to remain faithful to her. They then prepare to embark for New York in the company of a young married couple, Betty and Johnny King, but, by misadventure, Betty and Walter are left behind in Havana. Walter takes a plane to Key West, where he overtakes Janet and explains everything to her satisfaction; Betty goes to New York and finds her husband in the arms of a chorus girl. With great difficulty and misunderstanding, Walter reunites the Kings and finally prepares to settle down to domestic ...
Walter Grenham, who has a weakness for women, persuades an old friend, Janet Livingstone, to marry him, promising to remain faithful to her. They then prepare to embark for New York in the company of a young married couple, Betty and Johnny King, but, by misadventure, Betty and Walter are left behind in Havana. Walter takes a plane to Key West, where he overtakes Janet and explains everything to her satisfaction; Betty goes to New York and finds her husband in the arms of a chorus girl. With great difficulty and misunderstanding, Walter reunites the Kings and finally prepares to settle down to domestic bliss.
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