A HONEYMOON ADVENTURE 1931 Maurice Elvey - Harold Huth 10x8 STILL #F15

Original 10 1/8 inch x 8 inch Still of HAROLD HUTH in the 1931 Maurice Elvey Crime Drama A HONEYMOON ADVENTURE, based on the novel by C. Fraser-Simson with a screenplay by John Paddy Carstairs.

Still by Eric Gray with his facsimile signature within the photo lower right corner.
Gray entered films as assistant cinema manager in 1919. His first film still assignment was with Herbert Wilcox in 1926. After this he worked for First National of America in France and England, and Welsh-Pearson films in 1927. He covered Shooting Stars and Cottage on Dartmoor for Anthony Asquith.
He had his own portrait studio from 1931-1940 at 17 Rupert Street in central London and was in the Royal Observer Corps from 1939-1945. He returned to production in 1941 working on One of Our Aircraft Is Missing and A Matter of Life and Death for Michael Powell. He joined P.F.F. in charge of still photographic research for Independent Frame Experiments. He toured the U.S. and Mexico to investigate still photographic equp=ipment and colour processes for the J. Arthur Rank Organisation and was in charge of still photographic developments for D. and P. Studios.

An inventor and his new bride go on their honeymoon, only to be pursued by criminals after his latest invention.

The still is in very good condition. Reverse side blank.