Charing Cross Road (1936)

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The 21 Year Old Coral Browne

A youthful John Mills shakes a leg in white tie & tails in his pre-war days as a song & dance man while Coral Browne (billed as 'Brown') looks as worldly as she did nearly forty years later in 'Theatre of Blood' as the Other Woman in a cautionary tale told in flashback to Mills and fiancée June Clyde by Arthur Sinclair to lend a bit of weight to this otherwise lightweight musical revue.

Browne towers over most of the rest of the cast in her slinky thirties gown; a fate spared Mills as their scenes take place in different time frames.

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Frankie: [he sings] There were stars in the sky, there were tears in her eye, the night that she cried in my beer. She gazed with a sigh out of her one good eye, the night that she cried in my beer. She felt, so she said, like an outcast; she hadn't been home for a year. So to save her from shame, I gave her my name, on the night that she cried in my beer.