There Goes the Bride (1933)
75 or 79 mins | Comedy | 1 March 1933
Director:
Albert de CourvilleWriters:
Fred Raymond, Noel GrayProduction Companies:
Gainsborough Pictures, Ltd., British Lion Film Corp.This film was released in Great Britain at a running time of 85 min. Modern sources include Prod Michael Balcon, Scr W. P. Lipscomb, Cam Mutz Greenbaum and Alex Bryce, Des Norman Arnold and Sd Harold King in the production. ...
This film was released in Great Britain at a running time of 85 min. Modern sources include Prod Michael Balcon, Scr W. P. Lipscomb, Cam Mutz Greenbaum and Alex Bryce, Des Norman Arnold and Sd Harold King in the production.
Annette Marquand runs away from home to avoid an arranged marriage. On her way to Paris, she meets Max, and is soon mistaken as a thief. After the couple spends some time in high society, they decide to marry aboard a ...
Annette Marquand runs away from home to avoid an arranged marriage. On her way to Paris, she meets Max, and is soon mistaken as a thief. After the couple spends some time in high society, they decide to marry aboard a train.
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