Just watched on the big screen Singing Through, with original 1940 U certificate. Only ran for one reel (20 minutes) and apart from an introductory scene in the Golf Club seemed to be just the music hall comedy and singing acts. Good fun though and a rare record of the acts of the mid 1930's. Songs included "The Man Who Broke the Bank at Monte Carlo", "Who Were You With Last Night", "I Do Like to be Beside the Seaside" and others. With the story cut out it is difficult to comment on that, but it appeared to be about a rural man being taken for a ride, firstly caught with small stock profits, then reeled in with a false hole in one at the golf club. Encouraged to go to London where he lost everything but possibly won it all back again. Lots of comedy and singing at London night spots.
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