A Ticket in Tatts

Name: A Ticket in Tatts
Director: F.W. Thring
Released: 1934
Rating: 5.9
Cast: Marshall Crosby, John Dobbie, Norman Shepherd, Campbell Copelin, Guy Hastings

1934F.W. ThringIMDb: 5.9/10

Synopsis

A 1934 British musical comedy film starring the popular stage comedian George Wallace as an accident-prone stable hand..

Director

F.W. Thring

Cast

Darcy Kelway

Norman Shepherd

Marshall Crosby

Stan Ray

Editor's Choice Analysis

A Ticket in Tatts: Old School Comedy, If You're Into That

Is this thing worth a watch? Honestly, only if you have a very specific craving for 1930s British stage humor. If you like your pacing fast and your jokes modern, you’ll probably hate it. It’s for the folks who enjoy the dust on old film reels. Watching George Wallace try to be a stable hand is basically watching a ma...

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A Ticket in Tatts FAQ

The movie A Ticket in Tatts was directed by F.W. Thring.

A Ticket in Tatts was released in the year 1934.

A Ticket in Tatts has an IMDb rating of 5.9 out of 10.

A Ticket in Tatts is a movie from Australia.

A Ticket in Tatts is categorised as Comedy in the cult cinema archive at Dbcult.

A Ticket in Tatts features Darcy Kelway, Norman Shepherd, Marshall Crosby, Stan Ray.

The screenplay for A Ticket in Tatts was written by George Wallace, John McLeod.

Yes, A Ticket in Tatts (1934) is featured in the Dbcult archive as a curated cult cinema title, known for its Comedy qualities.

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Summary

George Wallace plays a clumsy stable hand in this 1934 British musical comedy. It is a lighthearted romp involving a misplaced lottery ticket and the usual series of accidental mishaps that seem to follow him everywhere.

Synopsis

A 1934 British musical comedy film starring the popular stage comedian George Wallace as an accident-prone stable hand.

Review Excerpt

"Is this thing worth a watch? Honestly, only if you have a very specific craving for 1930s British stage humor. If you like your pacing fast and your jokes modern, you’ll probably hate it. It’s for the folks who enjoy the dust on old film reels. Watching George Wallace try to be a stable hand is basically watching a man trip over his own shadow for 80 minutes. It’s not high art. But there’s something kind of sweet about how hard he’s trying to land every single gag. Some of the musical numbers ..."

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