Cheer Up Trailer

Cheer Up Trailer (1936)

01 February 1936 Music 72 mins

An impoverished team of composer and songwriter try to secure financial backing for their new musical, with the assistance of a struggling actress working as a housemaid.

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Cast

Stanley Lupino

as Tom Denham

Sally Gray

as Sally Gray

Roddy Hughes

as Dick Dirk

Gerald Barry

as John Harman

Kenneth Kove

as Wilfred Harman

Wyn Weaver

as Mr. Carter

Marjorie Chard

as Mrs. Carter

Ernest Sefton

as Tom Page

Syd Crossley

as Waiter

Doris Rogers

as Mrs. Pearce

Arthur Rigby

as Bill Rachett

Arty Ash

as Head Porter

Leslie Dwyer

as Hotel Guest (uncredited)

Charles Hawtrey

as Dancing Boy Scout (uncredited)

Ben Williams

as Commissionaire (uncredited)

Terry-Thomas

as Extra (uncredited)

Crew

Leo Mittler

Director

Wilfred O'Kelly

Wilfred O'Kelly Assistant Director

Louis Brooks

Louis Brooks Costume Design

Jeff Seaholme

Jeff Seaholme Camera Operator

Curt Courant

Curt Courant Director of Photography

A.D. Valentine

A.D. Valentine Sound Recordist

J. Elder Wills

J. Elder Wills Art Direction

Sidney Morgan

Sidney Morgan Production Manager

International Releases Dates

United Kingdom 01 February 1936

Production Companies

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