Seven Days' Leave 94 years old
An Unusual Different ALL TALKING Picture
While a Canadian soldier recovers in London, a nurse tells him that a Scottish widow believes he is her son. To comfort the widow, the soldier agrees to pretend to be her Scottish son. Seven Days Leave is a screen adaption of one of James M. Barrie's plays, The Old Lady Shows Her Medals.
Credits
Seven Days' Leave Cast
| Name | Character |
|---|---|
| Larry Steers He was 41, 63 years old when he died | as Aide-de-Camp |
| Beryl Mercer She was 47, 56 years old when she died | as Sarah Ann Dowey |
| Arthur Hoyt He was 55, 78 years old when he died | as Mr. Willings |
| Basil Radford He was 32, 55 years old when he died | as Corporal |
| Gary Cooper He was 28, 60 years old when he died | as Kenneth Downey |
| Tempe Pigott She was 45, 78 years old when she died | as Mrs. Haggerty |
| Nora Cecil She was 51, 72 years old when she died | as Amelia Twymley |
Seven Days' Leave Crew
| Name | Department |
|---|---|
| Louis D. Lighton as Producer. He was 34 (67) years old when He died | Production |
| Bernard Herzbrun as Art Direction. He was 39 (72) years old when He died | Art |
| John Farrow as Writer. He was 25 (58) years old when He died | Writing |
| Charles Lang as Director of Photography. He was 27 (96) years old when He died | Camera |
| J.M. Barrie as Theatre Play. He was 69 (77) years old when He died | Writing |
| Richard Wallace as Director. He was 35 (57) years old when He died | Directing |
| Richard Wallace as Producer. He was 35 (57) years old when He died | Production |
| Dan Totheroh as Writer. He was 35 (82) years old when He died | Writing |
| George Nichols, Jr. as Editor. | Editing |
Seven Days' Leave (94 years)
An Unusual Different ALL TALKING Picture
- Release day: Friday, January 24, 1930
- Runtime: 80 minutes