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Strangers on Honeymoon |
Strangers on Honeymoon - 1936 | 66 mins | Comedy, Romance | B&WThe Production TeamDirector: Albert
de Courville. Associate Producer: Haworth Bromley. Script: Laird Doyle, Sidney Gilliat, Julian Houston, Ralph Spence and Bryan Edgar Wallace. (from the Edgar Wallace novel The Northing Tramp) Cinematography: Mutz Greenbaum. Editing: Cyril Randell. Art Direction: Erno Metzner. |
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The CastConstance Cummings - October Hugh Sinclair - Quigley Noah Beery - Redbeard Beatrix Lehmann - Elfrida David Burns - Lennie Butler Hixon - Sam Wasser Maurice Freeman - Uncle Elmer James Arnold - Bridegroom Anne Tucker - McGuire Bride Edmund Breon - Sir Gregory |
Plot SynopsisBreezy comedy set in Canada and based on the Edgar Wallace story ‘The Northern Tramp’. October Jones (Constance Cummings), an orphan living with awful guardians, tells a prospective snobby suitor (James Arnold) handpicked for her, that she would rather marry a tramp. Accordingly, a drunken tramp appears, Quigley (Hugh Sinclair), and October is forced to go through with the wedding. As luck would have it, Quigley is really a nobleman hunting a valuable deed. |
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