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The Road to Singapore (1931) was a Drama - Romance Film directed by Alfred E. Green .

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THE ROAD TO SINGAPORE (2)

By Dan Day, Jr. on Sep 25, 2022 From The Hitless Wonder Movie Blog

This is not a Bob Hope-Bing Crosby comedy. It's a 1931 Warner Bros. melodrama, directed by Alfred E. Green. I discovered it on the HBO Max streaming service, of all places. Before he even shows up in the film, Hugh Dawltry (William Powell) is described as "a bounder". The suave Dawltry lives on a pl... Read full article


The Road to Singapore (1)

By RBuccicone on Jan 30, 2012 From MacGuffin Movies

Road to Singapore (1931) ???? Before you get ahead of yourself I must warn that this is not a post about the Bing Crosby-Bob Hope road movie. This unsavory William Powell romance?has nothing to do with the string of movies that all but trademarked the title “Road to …” . This flick... Read full article


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Dr. George March: [Upon finding his wife at Dawltry's house] There's going to be no scandal in my house. But Dawltry is leaving Khota for good!
Philippa Crosby March: And so am I, George. And I'm also leaving YOU. I came out here in search of love, and happiness. I found instead a machine - a machine of cold steel. As cold as the instruments you use to probe the bodies of unconscious patients on operating tables... Nursing hasn't changed me from a woman. But surgery in the tropics has changed the man I came to marry. So I turned to Hugh Dawltry for the love and affection you didn't give me.
Dr. George March: If I didn't know that you were suffering from a pathological complaint common to the tropics, I should think you were neurotic. It's just a physical heat wave!
Dr. George March: [Now turning to glare at Hugh Dawltry] And that CAD took advantage of it!
Philippa Crosby March: But not of me, George. YOU did that! All you wanted was a wife. ANY woman would have done as well. And some other woman can take my place from now on!


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The play on which the novel and this movie was based opened in Cardiff, UK on 7 October 1929.
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