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"A Night Like This" is an absolute treat if you're into British farces from the early 1930s. Folks who love snappy, slightly chaotic comedies with a dash of stagey charm will find something to smile about here. If you prefer modern, slick humor, or if dated sound quality gets on your nerves, you might want to skip this...
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Tom Walls
Tom Walls
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""A Night Like This" is an absolute treat if you're into British farces from the early 1930s. Folks who love snappy, slightly chaotic comedies with a dash of stagey charm will find something to smile about here. If you prefer modern, slick humor, or if dated sound quality gets on your nerves, you might want to skip this one. It's a specific flavor, for sure. Think rapid-fire dialogue and a plot that keeps twisting itself into knots. Undercover Shenanigans at the Moonstone Club Our story dives int..."
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Ben Travers, W.P. Lipscomb, Tom Walls
United Kingdom
1932 · IMDb 5.7
