12 January 1931 Comedy 37 mins
'Rich man suspects wife loves poet.' (British Film Catalogue)
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Robert Harris as He (Henry Apjohn)
Vera Lennox as She (Aurora Bompas)
Edmund Gwenn as Her Husband (Teddy Bompas)
Jack E. Cox Director of Photography
Frank Launder Scenario Writer
George Bernard Shaw Theatre Play
United Kingdom 12 January 1931
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