Southern Roses Trailer (1936)
30 September 1936 Comedy, Music 78 mins
A musical comedy of false identities.
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Cast
George Robey as Mr Higgins
Neil Hamilton as Reggie
Chili Bouchier as Estrella Estrello
Gina Malo as Mary Rowland
Vera Pearce as Carrie, the Cannon-Ball Queen
Richard Dolman as Bill Higgins
Athene Seyler as Mrs. Rowland
D.A. Clarke-Smith as Señor Estrello
Sara Allgood as Miss Florence
Leslie Perrins as Don Ramon
Hal Gordon as Mr. Mountford
Gus McNaughton as Parker
Mark Daly as MacDougal
Andreas Malandrinos as Fernando, nightclub manager
Robert Nainby as Representative of the Right Centre Party
Crew
Edward B. Jarvis Editor
Hans May Music
John W. Mitchell Boom Operator
Frederick Pusey Art Direction
Charles Tasto Sound
Isadore Goldsmith Producer
A.W. Watkins Sound
Rudolph Bernauer Novel
Philip Tannura Director of Photography
Max Schach Producer
Frederic Zelnik Director
Neil Gow Writer
International Releases Dates
United Kingdom 30 September 1936
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