She Shall Have Music is a charming British film released in 1935, directed by Leslie S. Hiscott. The movie has a runtime of 91 minutes and was first premiered on July 12, 1937 on a worldwide scale.
The film stars a talented cast of actors including Felix Aylmer as Black, June Clyde as Dorothy Drew, Edmund Breon as Frederick Gates, Ernest Sefton as Mr. Wallace, Leslie Carew as Leslie Carew, Marjorie Brooks as Mrs. Marlow, Sonny Farrar as Sonny Farrar, Claude Dampier as Eddie, Jack Hylton as Jack Hylton - Bandleader, Freddy Schweitzer as Freddy Schweitzer, Brian Lawrence as Brian Gates, Gwen Farrar as Miss Peachum, and Jack Hylton and His Band.
She Shall Have Music follows the story of a young woman named Dorothy Drew who dreams of becoming a successful singer. She meets Black, a mysterious man who offers her a chance to join his band and perform at a prestigious nightclub. As Dorothy's career takes off, she must navigate the challenges of fame and success while also dealing with personal relationships and betrayal.
The film is filled with musical performances, showcasing the talents of Jack Hylton and His Band. The music adds a lively and entertaining element to the story, capturing the glamour and excitement of the jazz age.
Overall, She Shall Have Music is a delightful musical film that combines romance, drama, and music in a captivating way. The stellar performances from the cast and the catchy musical numbers make it a memorable film from the golden age of Hollywood.
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