Charles Murray and son find themselves in love with Widow and her daughter, Char lot to Mineau, and Mario Provost. Charming romantic scenes "between George Bolgor, the son and Marie Prevost.


Picture, if you can, a sun-dappled country hotel where the air itself seems perfumed with peonies and pratfalls. Into this Eden stride two generations of Murray men, each clutching a bouquet so identical it might have been Xeroxed by fate herself. The father, Charles Murray—weathered, walrus-moustached, pockets saggin...

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Comparing the cinematic DNA and archive impact of two defining moments in cult history.

Erle C. Kenton

Henry Edwards
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" Picture, if you can, a sun-dappled country hotel where the air itself seems perfumed with peonies and pratfalls. Into this Eden stride two generations of Murray men, each clutching a bouquet so identical it might have been Xeroxed by fate herself. The father, Charles Murray—weathered, walrus-moustached, pockets sagging with middle-class hope—intends his blossoms for the widow whose late husband left her both a lakeside villa and a fortune in railway bonds. The son, George Bolger—lithe, bright-e..."
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