After the Ball (1957)
The life and loves of Music hall singer Vesta Tilley, who married into the nobility
Top billed cast
Pat KirkwoodVesta Tilley
Laurence HarveyWalter de Frece
Jerry StovinFrank Tanhill
Jerry VernoHarry Ball
Clive MortonHenry de Frece
Marjorie RhodesBessie
Ballard BerkeleyAndrews
Leonard SachsRichard Warner- Margaret SawyerVesta Tilley as a Child
- Franklyn ScottDoctor
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