The Missing Note Trailer (1961)
Three children track their lost piano with one note missing through London.
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Three children track their lost piano with one note missing through London.
Watch the official The Missing Note 1961 trailer in HD below or find more The Missing Note videos on Vidimovie.
Heather Bennett as Joan
Hennie Scott as Tom
John Moulder-Brown as Willie
Toke Townley as Mr. Parker
Vivian Lacey as Susie
Tommy Godfrey as Sam
Edgar Driver as Mr. Newbolt
Patricia Leslie as Mrs. Harris
R.S.M. Brittain as Commissionaire
Geoffrey Denton as Floorwalker
Derek Prentice as Stage manager
Michael Brandt Director
J. Elder Wills Art Direction
John Glen Editor
Muriel Dickson Wardrobe Designer
Mary Cathcart Borer Writer
Frank Wells Writer
Hannah Russell Music
Henry Passmore Producer
Alan White Director of Photography
United Kingdom 01 April 1961
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