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The classic story appears on your screen again, this time a bit shortened and including the voices of the ghosts instead of their…

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Genre: Christmas, Drama.

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Summary: The classic story appears on your screen again, this time a bit shortened and including the voices of the ghosts instead of their appearance. Scrooge is the definition of stingy and hates Christmas as well as gift giving. His nephew on the other hand is full of excitement but Scrooge won't sleep until he spoils the holiday for everyone around him. During the night, the Christmas spirit visits Scrooge and tries to show him what Christmas is all about.
Decade: 30s
Genres: Christmas, Drama
Directed by: Henry Edwards

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"Scrooge" (1935) Cast:

Sir Seymour Hicks - Ebenezer Scrooge
Donald Calthrop - Bob Cratchit
Robert Cochran - Fred
Mary Glynne - Belle
Garry Marsh - Belle's husband
Oscar Asche - Spirit of Christmas Present
Marie Ney - Spirit of Christmas Past
C.V. France - Spirit of Christmas Future
Athene Seyler - Scrooge's charwoman
Maurice Evans - Poor man
Mary Lawson - Poor man's wife
Barbara Everest - Mrs. Cratchit
Eve Gray - Fred's wife

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9 Comments

becky November 23rd, 2010 at 2:50 pm

thanks
Patches December 18th, 2010 at 12:48 am

It was worth seeing. A better version than the one done in the early forties in Hollywood, though not as good as the 1951 version with Alistair Simm.
Steve December 21st, 2012 at 6:42 am

I love vintage movies and I appreciate what you have done. There is nothing better when it comes to movies or tv than a good ole black and white. Thank you
bnwmovies.com December 22nd, 2012 at 1:01 pm

You’re very welcome, Steve!
Martin Murray January 16th, 2013 at 2:59 pm

You advertize free movies? I try watching it feeezes bearly half way thru. Whats the story? I get the same on other “free”movie sites. what do I have to pay to see a “free”movie through?
bnwmovies.com January 16th, 2013 at 9:49 pm

You probably have to pay for better internet… The movies are free and there is no way you can pay for anything on this website.
Ron McGeary November 29th, 2014 at 9:25 am

What a lucky find! I’m of the generation brought up on black and white films and I absolutely love them.

I was disappointed not to find some of my Christmas favourites, though – “Going My Way”; “The Bells of St.Mary’s”; “The Bishop’s Wife”. However, luckily, “It’s A Wonderful Life” is here so not all was lost.

Well done whoever runs this site. I couldn’t find the “share” button so maybe you could email me and tell me where it is?

Thanks.
Bnwmovies November 29th, 2014 at 11:45 am

Thanks Ron! I’ll see if any of the movies you mentioned are available. The share buttons are on top of the sidebar on every page. Thanks for visiting BnWMovies.com!
Pharmgirl01 December 6th, 2014 at 10:16 pm

I thought I had seen every version, but this one was a delightful surprise!