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The Broken Melody

1938, English. Directed by Ken G. Hall.

John Ainsworth helps win a rowing race for Sydney University against Melbourne University. While celebrating at a nightclub, he demonstrates his skill with the violin with one of his original compositions. He also flirts with a young woman, Ann Brady, to the displeasure of a crook, Webster. A brawl results and John is expelled from university. John's sheep farmer father – who is disdainful of culture and wants John to marry a rich girl – is furious and disowns his son.

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1h 29m
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Released
17 June 1938
Country
Australia
Written by
Frank Harvey

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The Broken Melody (1938) was directed by Ken G. Hall and stars Lloyd Hughes, Diana Du Cane, Rosalind Kennerdale.

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