This Week of Grace Trailer

This Week of Grace Trailer (1933)

30 June 1933 Comedy 92 mins

Grace Milroy loses her job working at a factory. However, through a strange set of circumstances, she is taken on as housekeeper at the nearby Swinford Castle the home of the eccentric Duchess of Swinford.

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Cast

Gracie Fields

as Grace Milroy

Henry Kendall

as Lord Clive Swinford

John Stuart

as Henry Baring

Frank Pettingell

as Mr. Milroy

Minnie Rayner

as Mrs. Milroy

Douglas Wakefield

as Joe Milroy

Helen Haye

as Lady Warmington

Marjorie Brooks

as Pearl Forrester

Nina Boucicault

as Duchess of Swinford

Laurence Hanray

as Lawyer Cowlber

Patricia Russell

as Lady Sarah

Davina Whitehouse

as Audience Member at Gala (uncredited)

Crew

A.D. Valentine

A.D. Valentine Sound Recordist

Baynham Honri

Baynham Honri Sound Re-Recording Mixer

James A. Carter

James A. Carter Art Direction

William Luff

William Luff Assistant Camera

Fred V. Merrick

Fred V. Merrick Assistant Director

Percival Mackey

Percival Mackey Music Director

Sydney Blythe

Sydney Blythe Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

United Kingdom 30 June 1933

Production Companies

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