Davy

Year: 1958

Runtime: 83 mins

Language: English

Director: Michael Relph

MusicComedyDrama

The Mad Morgans travel the British music‑hall circuit as a lively family song‑and‑dance troupe. Their charismatic youngster, Davy, headlines the performances, but he soon faces a choice between remaining with the family act or pursuing his own career. It was the final comedy made at Ealing Studios.

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