Woman in Command (1934)
71-72 mins | Comedy | 29 May 1934
Director:
Maurice ElveyWriters:
Jack Hulbert, W. P. Lipscomb, John OrtonProduction Company:
Gainsborough Pictures, Ltd.This film was released in Great Britain under its original title Soldiers of the King, with a running time of 80 min. Modern sources include Prod Michael Balcon, Cam Leslie Rowson and Percy Strong, Story Douglas Furber, Des Vetchinsky, Ed Ian Dalrymple and Mus dir Louis Levy in the production. ...
This film was released in Great Britain under its original title Soldiers of the King, with a running time of 80 min. Modern sources include Prod Michael Balcon, Cam Leslie Rowson and Percy Strong, Story Douglas Furber, Des Vetchinsky, Ed Ian Dalrymple and Mus dir Louis Levy in the production.
After her mother's retirement, Maisie Marvello takes over as the head of her travelling vaudevillian family. When her sister Judie falls in love with Ronald Jamieson, a member of the King's guard, Maisie goes to his commanding officer to seek permission for the young couple to marry. The commanding officer is Maisie's old sweetheart, Colonel Philip Markham, who failed fifteen years early to marry her in a similar ...
After her mother's retirement, Maisie Marvello takes over as the head of her travelling vaudevillian family. When her sister Judie falls in love with Ronald Jamieson, a member of the King's guard, Maisie goes to his commanding officer to seek permission for the young couple to marry. The commanding officer is Maisie's old sweetheart, Colonel Philip Markham, who failed fifteen years early to marry her in a similar situation.
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