| The Farmer's Wife | |||||
| British International Pictures (BIP) (1928) | |||||
| Comedy, Documentary, Drama, Romance, Silent, Thriller | |||||
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In Collection
#726 |
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| Purchase Date | 12/25/2015 |
| Store | Gift |
| Condition | New |
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| Maud Gill | Thirza Tapper | |
| Gordon Harker | Churdles Ash: his Handyman | |
| Gibb McLaughlin | Henry Coaker | |
| Olga Slade | Mary Hearn: Postmistress | |
| Jameson Thomas | Farmer Sweetland | |
| Lillian Hall-Davis | Araminta Dench, his Housekeeper (as Lilian Hall-Davis) | |
| Louie Pounds | Widow Windeatt | |
| Ruth Maitland | Mercy Bassett | |
| Antonia Brough | Susan | |
| Haward Watts | Dick Coaker | |
| Mollie Ellis | Sibley Sweetland | |
| Lillian Hall-Davis | Araminta Dench - Sweetland's Housekeeper | |
| Gordon Harker | Churdles Ash - Sweetland's His Handyman | |
| Olga Slade | Mary Hearn - Postmistress |
| Director/Choreographer |
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| Producer |
Alfred Hitchcock
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| Writer/Composer |
Alfred Hitchcock
Norman Lee Leslie Arliss Eliot Stannard J.E. Hunter |
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| Cinematography |
Jack E. Cox
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| Music |
Xavier Berthelot
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Successful middle-aged farmer Samuel Sweetland becomes widowed, then his daughter marries and leaves home. Deciding he wishes to remarry, Sweetland pursues some local women he considers prospects. |
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