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The Street Singer (1937)

Main title from The Street Singer (1937) — The Street Singer (1937) opening credits

The Street Singer

(1937)

| Film | United Kingdom | B&W | Musical | 1h 26min

| Stars: Arthur Tracy, Arthur Riscoe, Margaret Lockwood | Director: Jean de Marguenat

A musical comedy star is mistaken for a beggar by a girl with whom he falls in love

Cast

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Film clips

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Arthur Tracy, Arthur Riscoe and Margaret Lockwood in a film clip from The Street Singer

The Street Singer Trailer

Date published

12th September, 2009

Arthur Tracy, Arthur Riscoe and Margaret Lockwood in a film clip from The Street Singer.

Arthur Tracy and Margaret Lockwood in a film clip from The Street Singer

Halfway to Heaven

Date published

31st July, 2010

Arthur Tracy and Margaret Lockwood in a film clip from The Street Singer.

Pictures

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Photograph from The Street Singer (1937) (6) featuring Arthur Tracy and Margaret Lockwood — The Street Singer (1937) photograph (6) | Arthur Tracy, Margaret Lockwood

Photograph from The Street Singer (1937) (6) featuring Arthur Tracy and Margaret Lockwood.

Photograph from The Street Singer (1937) (5) featuring Margaret Lockwood and Hugh Wakefield — The Street Singer (1937) photograph (5) | Margaret Lockwood, Hugh Wakefield

Photograph from The Street Singer (1937) (5) featuring Margaret Lockwood and Hugh Wakefield.

Photograph from The Street Singer (1937) (4) featuring Margaret Lockwood and Arthur Tracy — The Street Singer (1937) photograph (4) | Margaret Lockwood, Arthur Tracy

Photograph from The Street Singer (1937) (4) featuring Margaret Lockwood and Arthur Tracy.

Main title from The Street Singer (1937) — The Street Singer (1937) opening credits

Main title from The Street Singer (1937).

Arthur Tracy plays a great singer who becomes a tramp for the sake of romance in British National’s Interval for Romance (aka The Street Singer), directed by Jean de Marguenat — Interval for Romance [The Street Singer] (1937) American photograph (1)

Arthur Tracy plays a great singer who becomes a tramp for the sake of romance in British National’s Interval for Romance (aka The Street Singer), directed by Jean de Marguenat.

Margaret Lockwood (as Jenny Green) and Arthur Tracy (as Richard King) in a screenshot from The Street Singer (1937) (2) — The Street Singer (1937) screenshot (2) | Margaret Lockwood, Arthur Tracy

Margaret Lockwood (as Jenny Green) and Arthur Tracy (as Richard King) in a screenshot from The Street Singer (1937) (2).

Screenshot from The Street Singer (1937) (1) — The Street Singer (1937) screenshot (1)

Screenshot from The Street Singer (1937) (1).

Photograph from The Street Singer (1937) (3) — The Street Singer (1937) photograph (3)

Photograph from The Street Singer (1937) (3).

Radio and Television Mirror magazine featuring The Street Singer. April, 1948, volume 29, issue number 5. — Radio and Television Mirror magazine – April 1948

Radio and Television Mirror magazine featuring The Street Singer. April, 1948, volume 29, issue number 5.

Poster for The Street Singer (1937) (4) — The Street Singer (1937) poster (4)

Poster for The Street Singer (1937) (4).

Poster for The Street Singer (1937) (3) — The Street Singer (1937) poster (3)

Poster for The Street Singer (1937) (3).

Poster for The Street Singer (1937) (2) — The Street Singer (1937) poster (2)

Poster for The Street Singer (1937) (2).

Photograph from The Street Singer (1937) (1) — The Street Singer (1937) photograph (1)

Photograph from The Street Singer (1937) (1).

Poster for The Street Singer (1937) (1) — The Street Singer (1937) poster (1)

Poster for The Street Singer (1937) (1).

Production

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Jean de Marguenat: Director

Reginald Arkell: Writer (story)

Paul Schiller: Writer (story)

Also known as

Interval for Romance (USA)

Companies

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British National Films: Production company