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Let's Make a Night of It is a 1937 British musical comedy film directed by Graham Cutts and starring Charles "Buddy" Rogers, June Clyde and Claire Luce. [1] The screenplay concerns a husband and his wife, who acquire rival nightclubs at the same time. It was based on the play The Silver Spoon by Henrik Ege.
Let's Make a Night of It è un film del 1938 diretto da Graham Cutts . Indice. 1 Trama. 2 Produzione. 2.1 Colonna sonora. 3 Distribuzione. 4 Note. 5 Collegamenti esterni. Trama. Produzione. Il film fu prodotto dall'Associated British Picture Corporation (ABPC). Colonna sonora.
Let's Make a Night of It: Directed by Graham Cutts. With Charles 'Buddy' Rogers, June Clyde, Claire Luce, Fred Emney. The exclusive Boydell family, members of the "400" set, suddenly became owners of two nightclubs; the father, Henry Boydell, comes into one, "The Silver Spoon," as the payment of a business debt and keeps his new enterprise a ...
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- Comedy, Musical
- Graham Cutts
- 1938-08
Let’s Make a Night of It. 1937. Directed by Graham Cutts. Unbeknown to each other, a husband and wife acquire separate nightclubs in the same London street; however, both clubs are on the brink of bankruptcy. Cast. Crew. Details. Releases.
- Graham Cutts
- Associated British Picture Corporation
Henrik Ege Play. Critics reviews. The exclusive Boydell family, members of the “400” set, suddenly became owners of two nightclubs; the father, Henry Boydell, comes into one, “The Silver Spoon,” as the payment of a business debt and keeps his new enterprise a secret from his wife,Laura. But Laura has a secret of her own.
Synopsis by Hal Erickson. Silent-film leading man (and third husband of Mary Pickford) Charles "Buddy" Rogers was a popular band leader at the time he appeared in the British Let's Make a Night of It. Here's the deal: Buddy owns a nightclub; his wife June Clyde runs a rival night spot. That's about it for the plot.
The exclusive Boydell family, members of the «400» set, suddenly became owners of two nightclubs; the father, Henry Boydell, comes into one, «The Silver Spoon," as the payment of a business debt and keeps his new enterprise a secret from his wife, Laura. But Laura has a secret of her own. The persuasive Count Castelli has sold her a bill of goods which turns out to be the «Coconut Beach ...
