Albert de Courville began his career as a stage director in Great
Britain before turning to films in the 1930s. He directed several
Jesse Mathews musicals, including
There Goes the Bride (1932),
and a Constance Cummings
comedy,
Strangers on Honeymoon (1936).
In the 1940s he journeyed to New York and got back to his theatrical
roots, directing several Broadway plays.
