The Constant Nymph Trailer (1933)

01 December 1933 Drama, Romance 97 mins

Second of three versions of Margaret Kennedy’s novel about a sickly, sensitive Belgian schoolgirl, Tessa (Victoria Hopper), in love with world-famous composer Lewis Dodd (Brian Aherne), who marries her wealthy cousin Florence (Leonora Corbett). Undermining the already delicate Tessa’s health, the composer realises that life without Tessa is unbearable and leaves his unloving wife – but sadly too late.

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Cast

Victoria Hopper as Tess Sanger

Brian Aherne as Lewis Dodd

Leonora Corbett as Florence Churchill

Lyn Harding as Albert Sanger

Mary Clare as Linda Sanger

Jane Baxter as Antonia Sanger

Fritz Schulz as Jacob Birnbaum

Tony De Lungo as Roberto

Jane Cornell as Kate Sanger

Peggy Blythe as Lena Sanger

Athole Stewart as Charles Churchill

Beryl Laverick as Susan Sanger

Jim Gérald as Trigorin

Crew

Mutz Greenbaum Director of Photography

Michael Balcon Producer

Dorothy Farnum Screenplay

Basil Dean Director

Basil Dean Theatre Play

Margaret Kennedy Theatre Play

Margaret Kennedy Novel

John Greenwood Music

International Releases Dates

United Kingdom 01 December 1933

Production Companies

Gaumont-British Picture Corporation

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