King of Hearts (1936 film)

King of Hearts is a 1936 British, black-and-white, romance film directed by Oswald Mitchell and Walter Tennyson. The film features Ronald Shiner as Tomkins and Googie Withers.^[1] It was produced by Butcher's Film Service.

Synopsis

A working-class boy falls in love with a working-class girl.

References

^ http://ftvdb.bfi.org.uk/sift/title/63147

External links

King of Hearts (1936 film) at AllRovi
King of Hearts (1936 film) at the BFI Film & TV Database
King of Hearts (1936 film) at the Internet Movie Database

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The films of Oswald Mitchell

1930s	Danny Boy (1934) Cock o' the North (1935) Variety Parade (1936) Stars on Parade (1936) Shipmates (1936) King of Hearts (1936) Rose of Tralee (1937) Old Mother Riley (1937) Old Mother Riley in Paris (1938) Little Dolly Daydream (1938) Lily of Laguna (1938) Almost a Gentleman (1938) Night Journey (1939) Music Hall Parade (1939) Old Mother Riley, MP (1939)

1940s	Pack Up Your Troubles (1940) Jailbirds (1940) Sailors Don't Care (1940) Danny Boy (1941) Bob's Your Uncle (1942) Asking for Trouble (1942) Old Mother Riley Overseas (1943) The Dummy Talks (1943) Old Mother Riley at Home (1945) Loyal Heart (1946) The Mysterious Mr. Nicholson (1947) Black Memory (1947) The Greed of William Hart (1948) House of Darkness (1948) The Temptress (1949) The Man from Yesterday (1949)