Tom Walls has always had two separate kinds of stage personality, and in these two pictures you see one example of each. Either he plays a gay young dog in his own person, or a gay old dog in disguise. Sometimes the old dog is just that familiar figure of a thousand farces - an elderly rake with disreputable habits and a red nose to match. Sometimes, as in this Gaumont-British picture, the character is more subtly and austerely presented. But always the character has as foundation Mr. Walls's personal gift of impish gaiety.
