A clergyman finds himself hounded out of his clergy by gossip and turns to a new purpose in life.
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Complete credited cast: | |||
Bransby Williams | ... | Mike Timmins | |
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Wilfred Walter | ... | Rev. John Maitland (as Wilfrid Walter) |
Cathleen Nesbitt | ... | Mrs. Bamford | |
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Pamela Randell | ... | Ann Bamford |
Eric Portman | ... | Jack Clinton | |
Hay Petrie | ... | Alf Hooper (as D. Hay Petrie) | |
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J. Fisher White | ... | Dad |
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Fred Duprez | ... | Manager |
Rest of cast listed alphabetically: | |||
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Mario's Accordion Band | ... | The Young Hopefuls |
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Patric Curwen | ... | Jack's Father |
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Mark Daly | ... | Carbolic |
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Edgar Driver | ... | Titch |
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Robert English | ||
Ian Fleming | ... | Rector | |
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Teddy Joyce | ... | Themselves (as Teddy Joyce and His Orchestra) |
A clergyman finds himself hounded out of his clergy by gossip and turns to a new purpose in life.
This is a typical John Baxter film.He uses many plot threads used in other of his films.He features down and outs who band together to each other for the common good.In this film a rector deserts his parish because of malicious gossip.He finds comfort with down and outs in a doss house in the East End.A very young Eric Portman goes hunting for him and eventually finds him.He helps the men who are fighting a crooked shipping gang.There is a long sequence with some turns in a music hall.There is also a nightclub sequence featuring Jack Jackson and his orchestra.Many familiar actors feature including Bransby Williams.incidentally.the film lasts 68 minutes.