Gene Gerrard made 18 films in the 1930s. He was a sort of second rate Jack Buchanan.
It is difficult to realise that this film is based on a successful play based in turn on a P. G. Wodehouse book However there are very few laughs to be had.
Gerrard plays a helping hand who goes down to his aunt's country house to try and prevent her jewels being stolen.
There are a pair of crooks who speak to each other.in what can only be called America slang of the time.
At the climax of the film Gerrard tries to get off a moving boat by a rope. In a sailing down it he makes contact with the head of a man.looking out of a porthole which looks very much like director Monty Banks.
It is difficult to realise that this film is based on a successful play based in turn on a P. G. Wodehouse book However there are very few laughs to be had.
Gerrard plays a helping hand who goes down to his aunt's country house to try and prevent her jewels being stolen.
There are a pair of crooks who speak to each other.in what can only be called America slang of the time.
At the climax of the film Gerrard tries to get off a moving boat by a rope. In a sailing down it he makes contact with the head of a man.looking out of a porthole which looks very much like director Monty Banks.
