Valley of Song (Men Are Children Twice) (1953)
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Valley of Song perpetuates the British stereotype of Welshmen as pugnacious rubes. The story involves a Welsh valley men's choir, comprised of members with lovely voices and mercurial temperaments. When Handel's Messiah is chosen as the choir's showcase piece, the members squabble over who should be… More Valley of Song perpetuates the British stereotype of Welshmen as pugnacious rubes. The story involves a Welsh valley men's choir, comprised of members with lovely voices and mercurial temperaments. When Handel's Messiah is chosen as the choir's showcase piece, the members squabble over who should be the soloist. Vocal remonstrations nearly lead to physical violence, until the entire Welsh village has been polarized for or against the concertmaster's decision. Valley of Song was based on an oft-produced radio play by Cliff Gordon. Its American title was, appropriately, Men are Children Twice. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- Rating, Runtime
- Unrated, 1 hr. 14 min.
- Directed By
- Gilbert Gunn
- Genres
- Drama, Romance, Comedy
- In Theaters
- Jun 9, 1953 Wide
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Cast
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Clifford Evansas Geraint Llewellyn -
Hugh Pryseas Lloyd -
Rachel Thomasas Mrs Lloyd
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John Fraseras Cliff Lloyd -
Maureen Swansonas Olwen Davies -
Rachel Robertsas Bessie Lewis
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