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Aunt Sally |
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Aunt Sally - 1933 | 84 mins | Comedy | B&WThe Production TeamDirector: Tim Whelan. Producer: Michael Balcon. Script: Tim Whelan, Guy Bolton, Austin Melford and A.R. Rawlinson. (from a story by Tim Whelan) Cinematography: Charles Van Enger. Editing: Derek N. Twist. Art Direction: Alex Vetchinsky. Costume Design: Gordon Conway. Sound Department: H. Hand. Original Music: Harry M. Woods. |
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The CastCicely Courtneidge - Sally Bird and Mademoiselle - Zaza Sam Hardy - Michael 'King' Kelly Phyllis Clare - Queenie Mills Billy Milton - Billy Hartley Power - 'Gloves' Clark Ben Welden - Casino Enrico Naldi - Little Joe Ann Hope - Joan |
Plot SynopsisBoisterous musical-comedy with Cicely Courtneidge well to the fore as Sally, an aspiring cabaret artist, who by posing as a French ‘star’ Zaza, wangles her way into a job at Chicago-born impresario Mike Kelly’s nightclub. On the opening night, Sally is kidnapped by American gangsters who are associates of Kelly (Sam Hardy), intent on blackmailing him and taking over his club. |
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