09 September 1952 Comedy 81 mins
Meet Me Tonight was the American title for the British-filmed Tonight at 8:30, adapted from the Noel Coward stage production of the same name.
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Valerie Hobson as Stella Cartwright
Stanley Holloway as Henry Gow
Nigel Patrick as Toby Cartwright
Ted Ray as George Pepper
Kay Walsh as Lily Pepper
Jack Warner as Murdoch
Jessie Royce Landis as Olive Lloyd Ransome (segment "Ways and Means")
Betty Ann Davies as Doris Gow
Martita Hunt as Mabel Grace
Mary Merrall as Mrs. Rockett
Bill Fraser as Bert Bentley (segment "Red Peppers")
Frank Pettingell as Mr. Edwards (segment "Red Peppers")
Toke Townley as Stage Manager (segment "Red Peppers")
Ian Wilson as Call Boy (segment "Red Peppers")
Dorothy Gordon as Elsie Gow (segment "Fumed Oak: An Unpleasant Comedy")
Michael Trubshawe as Lord Chapsworth (segment "Ways and Means")
Noël Coward Theatre Play
Eric Rogers Orchestrator
Desmond Dickinson Director of Photography
Carmen Dillon Art Direction
Clive Donner Editor
Arthur Alcott Production Controller
Denis Holt Production Manager
Robert Asher Assistant Director
Cecil Cooney Camera Operator
John W. Mitchell Sound Recordist
Gordon K. McCallum Sound Recordist
Winston Ryder Sound Editor
George Blackler Makeup Artist
Margaret Furse Costume Design
Angela Allen Script Supervisor
Joan Bridge Color Designer
Tonight at 8:30 Trailer
United Kingdom 09 September 1952
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