Command Performance – 1937 | 84 mins | Drama | B&W

Plot Synopsis

In this sentimental romantic drama, a renowned stage singer known as ‘The Street Singer’ (Arthur Tracy) leaves the theatre to become a gypsy after his voice weakens. The breakdown of his voice is caused by nerves; in the gypsy camp he continues to sing on the street. In camp, he falls for the beautiful Susan (Lilli Palmer), a naive gypsy girl who doesn’t know that he is famous. When Susan’s little sister follows him back to London, a car knocks her down. He sings to her on the radio before rushing to her bedside, and is reunited with Susan.