Night Work 1930
Get ready for the charming comedy Night Work (1930), directed by Russell Mack, which expertly weaves romance and humor into a lighthearted tale of a hapless window-dresser, Willie, as he navigates the ups and downs of life at a department store.
Director: Russell Mack
Cast
Eddie Quillan
Willie Musher
Sally Starr
Mary
Frances Upton
Aggie
Tom Keene
Harvey Vanderman
Robert McWade
Phil Reisman
Robert Edeson
Clinton J. Scollard
John T. Murray
Calloway
Addie McPhail
Trixie
Georgia Caine
Mrs. Ten Eyck
Douglas Scott
Oscar, the Orphan
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Night Work (1930) about?
Night Work (1930) follows the misadventures of Willie, a lowly window-dresser at a department store, as he navigates the challenges of his job and personal life.
Who directed Night Work?
Night Work (1930) was directed by Russell Mack, a filmmaker known for his lighthearted comedies.
Who stars in Night Work?
The film features a talented cast, including Eddie Quillan, Sally Starr, and Frances Upton.
Is Night Work (1930) worth watching?
Although Night Work (1930) may not be a highly rated film, its blend of romance and comedy makes it a charming and entertaining watch.
How long is Night Work?
The runtime of Night Work (1930) is 84 minutes.
About Night Work (1930) — A Charming Comedy of Errors
Get ready for the charming comedy Night Work (1930), directed by Russell Mack, which expertly weaves romance and humor into a lighthearted tale of a hapless window-dresser, Willie, as he navigates the ups and downs of life at a department store. With a talented cast, including Eddie Quillan and Sally Starr, this film is a delightful time capsule that showcases the early days of cinema.
As Willie struggles to make ends meet, he inadvertently takes on a new responsibility – caring for a young orphan. With his meager salary unable to cover the costs, things quickly spiral out of control. Will Willie find a way to balance his career and personal life? Or will his fortunes continue to decline?
Night Work (1930) is a film that will leave you smiling at the absurdities of life and the resilience of its protagonist. With its blend of romance, comedy, and heart, it's a must-watch for anyone looking to explore the early days of cinema.
