Dance Hall

Dance Hall was released on December 14, 1929.

Dance Hall was directed by Melville W. Brown.

Dance Hall has a runtime of 59m.

Dance Hall was produced by William LeBaron.

Mild-mannered shipping clerk Tommy Flynn (Arthur Lake) attempts to dance his way into the heart of Gracie Nolan (Olive Borden), a dance-hall taxi-dancer, but he is thwarted by Ted Smith (Ralph Emerson), a dashing, caddish stunt pilot, who swoops in and plucks the delectable damsel away. Not for long, however, since time proves the aviator unworthy, and Tommy and Gracie are cemented together as dancing partners for life.

The key characters in Dance Hall are Gracie Nolan (Olive Borden), Tommy Flynn (Arthur Lake), Mrs. Flynn (Margaret Seddon).

Dance Hall is rated Passed.

Dance Hall is a Drama, Comedy, Romance film.

Dance Hall has an audience rating of 5.2 out of 10.