Theatre Royal Trailer (1943)

26 July 1943 Comedy 101 mins

The Theatre Royal is a struggling London venue battling to keep its doors open. When the bank threatens to close it, the workers fear that they will soon be forced out of their jobs. The Royal's property master, Bob Parker (Bud Flanagan), recruits the rest of the staff to stage a benefit gala. They hope their show, featuring songs and dances, can raise enough cash to stave off the end. Meanwhile, they seek investors who can keep the Theatre Royal and its staff in business permanently.

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Cast

Bud Flanagan as Bob Parker

Chesney Allen as Gordon Maxwell

Peggy Dexter as Connie Webster

Lydia Sherwood as Claudia Brent

Horace Kenney as George

Marjorie Rhodes as Agnes

Finlay Currie as Clement J. Earle

Owen Reynolds as Harding

Maire O'Neill as Mrs. Cope

Gwen Catley as Singer

Charles Mortimer as Himself

Jack Melford as Himself

Crew

Harry Hayward Makeup Artist

Gladys Weston Hairdresser

Grace Garland Associate Editor

C. Wilfred Arnold Art Direction

Arthur Barnes Assistant Director

James Morris Sound Recordist

Maude Churchill Wardrobe Supervisor

Jack Harris Supervising Editor

Joan Davis Continuity

John Baxter Producer

Austin Melford Screenplay

Bud Flanagan Screenplay

International Releases Dates

United Kingdom 26 July 1943

Production Companies

British National Films

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