May 26, 2013

Films

The Constant Nymph – 1928 | 97 mins | Romance | B&W

Plot Synopsis

The Constant Nymph

This is the first of three film versions of Margaret Kennedy’s 1924 best-seller The Constant Nymph. Tessa (Mabel Poulton) is an impressionable young girl who falls in love with brilliant but impoverished composer Lewis Dodd (Ivor Novello). The selfish Dodd however barely acknowledges Tessa’s existence, preferring instead the company of the older, prettier and wealthier Paulina (Dorothy Boyd). Only when it is nearly too late does Dodd realize how much he loves Tessa and how the girl has influenced his finest musical work. Copyright Hal Erickson.

Production Team

Adrian Brunel: Director
David W Gobbett: Cinematography
Michael Balcon: Producer
Basil Dean: Producer
Adrian Brunel: Script
Basil Dean: Script
Margaret Kennedy: Script
Alma Reville: Script

Cast

Ivor Novello: Louis Dodd
Mabel Poulton: Tessa
Mary Clare: Linda
Benita Hume: Toni



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