Evergreen (1934)
82 mins | Musical comedy | 31 December 1934
Director:
Victor SavilleWriter:
Marjorie GaffneyCinematographer:
Glen MacWilliamsEditor:
Ian DalrympleProduction Designer:
Alfred JungeProduction Company:
Gaumont-British Picture Corp., Ltd.This was the first motion picture musical produced in Great Britain. It was released in England at a running time of 92 or 98 min. This film was also re-released in the United States in Jul 1938. ...
This was the first motion picture musical produced in Great Britain. It was released in England at a running time of 92 or 98 min. This film was also re-released in the United States in Jul 1938.
In 1909, just prior to her wedding to a marquis, London singing comedian Harriet Green disappears when she is blackmailed by the long-absent father of her baby girl. Twenty-five years later, the daughter seeks a chorus girl position, only to be recognized by her mother's old understudy. The young girl then stars in an elaborate musical, but she is presented to the public as her ...
In 1909, just prior to her wedding to a marquis, London singing comedian Harriet Green disappears when she is blackmailed by the long-absent father of her baby girl. Twenty-five years later, the daughter seeks a chorus girl position, only to be recognized by her mother's old understudy. The young girl then stars in an elaborate musical, but she is presented to the public as her mother.
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