The Good Companions (1933)
90 or 96 mins | Comedy-drama | 8 September 1933
Director:
Victor SavilleWriter:
W. P. LipscombCinematographer:
Bernard KnowlesProduction Company:
Gaumont-British Picture Corp.The copyright catalog refers to this picture as a "Gaumont-British-Welsh-Pearson," and modern sources credit T. A. Welsh and George Pearson as the producers. The film was released in Great Britain by Gaumont-British at a running time of 100 min. ...
The copyright catalog refers to this picture as a "Gaumont-British-Welsh-Pearson," and modern sources credit T. A. Welsh and George Pearson as the producers. The film was released in Great Britain by Gaumont-British at a running time of 100 min.
After mill worker Jess Oakroyd is forced to leave home, he becomes friends with shy Elizabeth Trant, music teacher Inigo Jollifant and traveling minstrel Morton Mitcham. The foursome join forces with a floundering theatrical troupe that stars ambitious singer Susie Dean. The players christen themselves "The Good Companions," and after overcoming various trials and tribulations, Susie becomes a star and finds love with Inigo, and the other members also realize their ...
After mill worker Jess Oakroyd is forced to leave home, he becomes friends with shy Elizabeth Trant, music teacher Inigo Jollifant and traveling minstrel Morton Mitcham. The foursome join forces with a floundering theatrical troupe that stars ambitious singer Susie Dean. The players christen themselves "The Good Companions," and after overcoming various trials and tribulations, Susie becomes a star and finds love with Inigo, and the other members also realize their dreams.
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