Another of the "run-away" productions made by Columbia in Canada in the mid-30's designed to either comply with or to circumvent the British Quota Law of the period, with Walter C. Kelly and Edith Fellows the only American citizens in the credited cast. When her parents are drowned at sea, "Princess" Judy is adopted by a soft-hearted old sea captain, Captain Zack, and brought to live on his tugboat. Hard times come to the Captain because his boat is unable to compete with the faster and more modern tugboats of the Darling Navigation Company owned by Zack's old rival and enemy, Captain Darling. More misery follows when Judy breaks a leg and Zack can't pay her hospital bill. He borrows the needed money from Darling but is forced to agree to give up both his boat and docking space if he can't meet the note. Then welfare workers come along and decide Judy isn't receiving proper treatment or schooling living aboard the tugboat and they haul her off to an orphanage.
上映地区 | 加拿大 |
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上映时间 | 1936 |
中文名 | tugboat princess |
原始名称 | Tugboat Princess |
名称 | tugboat princess |
外文名 | tugboat princess |
子类型 | 剧情 |
年份 | 1936 |
片长 | 66 分钟 |
类别 | 电影 |
精选上位词 | 电影 |
英文名 | tugboat princess |
语言 | 英语 |
豆瓣短评数量 | 0 |
豆瓣长评数量 | 0 |