01 September 1932 Comedy 74 mins
Two women win £130,000 in the Irish Sweepstakes. They use their winnings to establish an oyster bar, but soon become the target of a phony count who attempts to swindle them.
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Sydney Fairbrother as Angle Tuckett
Emily Fitzroy as Cleo Honeycutt
Syd Crossley as Hector Ramsbottom
Charles Farrell as Bookmaker
Janice Adair as Pearl
Tracy Holmes as Ted
John Rawlins Director
Scott Darling Writer
Randall Faye Writer
Irving Asher Producer
Basil Emmott Director of Photography
United Kingdom 01 September 1932
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