The Maid of the Mountains (film)
| Industry | Film production |
|---|---|
| Headquarters | United Kingdom |
The Maid of the Mountains is a 1932 cinematic rendition of the acclaimed stage musical The Maid of the Mountains, directed by Lupino Lane.
Cast
- Nancy Brown portraying Teresa
- Harry Welchman in the role of Baldasare
- Betty Stockfeld as Angela Malona
- Albert Burdon playing Tonio
- Garry Marsh cast as Beppo
- Renee Gadd in the role of Vittoria
- Wallace Lupino as Crumpet
- Dennis Hoey taking on Orsino
- Gus McNaughton as General Malona
- Val Guest appearing as Party Guest
Critical reception
In 1932, The Maid of the Mountains was recognized by The West Australian as a prominent production from British International Pictures, garnering favorable attention within London’s trade circles. The film showcased two Australian actresses, Nancy Brown and Betty Stockfield, whose vocal and acting contributions were particularly commended. Industry reviews highlighted its engaging melodies, comedic elements, and overall production standards, forecasting strong audience interest. Conversely, contemporary critiques such as those from TV Guide describe the film as lacking vitality and falling short of the dynamic expectations typical for this genre.
External links
- The Maid of the Mountains at BFI