‘Sing As We Go’ 1934 | The Official Gracie Fields

- - - Gracie Fields – Gracie Platt
    - John Loder – Hugh Phillips
    - Dorothy Hyson – Phyllis Logan
    - Stanley Holloway – Policeman
    - Frank Pettingell – Uncle Murgatroyd Platt
    - Lawrence Grossmith – Sir William Upton
    - Morris Harvey – The Cowboy
    - Arthur Sinclair – The Great Maestro
    - Maire O’Neill – Madame Osiris
    - Ben Field – Nobby
    - Olive Sloane – Violet – The Song-Plugger’s Girlfriend
    - Margaret Yarde – Mrs. Clotty
    - Evelyn Roberts – Parkinson
    - Norman Walker – Hezekiah Crabtree

- - - Writers: J B Priestly, Gordon Wellesley
    - Director: Basil Dean
    - Producer: Basil Dean
    - Music: Ernest Irving
    - Cinematography: Robert Martin

Considered by many to be Gracie’ best film. In this morale-boosting depression time movie, set in the industrial north of England, Gracie stars as a resourceful working class heroine, laid off from her job in a clothing mill. ‘Gracie Platt’ seeks work in the seaside resort of Blackpool. This gives her the opportunity both to fall into many misadventures and, of course, sing.

Songs: Sing As We Go * Just a Catchy Little Tune * In My Little Bottom Draw * Love, Wonderful Love

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