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Submitted by Mark Fuller
Born Lucky
Picturegoer Weekly: April 1st 1933
* Born Lucky
M.-G.-M. British "U" certificate.
Romantic comedy. Runs 78 minutes.Talbot O'Farrell Turnips Renee Ray Mops John Longden Frank Dale Ben Weldem Mr. Harriman Helen Ferrers Lady Chard Barbara Gott Cook Paddy Browne Patty Roland Gillette Joan Chard Glen Pointing Iris Terry Directed by Michael Powell,
from the book, "Mops" by Oliver Sandys.
Simple story of a humble girl's rise to stage fame. It is all very naive and the continuity is rather ragged owing to an excess of varied detail which makes for lack of cohesion.
Renee Ray as the variety artiste who becomes famous shows talent. The supporting cast is adequate.
Servants' hall humour, music and songs are included.
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