Every Day Isn't Sunday (1935 film)

Every Day Isn't Sunday is a 1935 British comedy film directed by Gustav Ucicky and starring John Garrick, Nancy Burne, and Frederick Lloyd.

The film centers around a young man, played by John Garrick, who inherits a fortune and attempts to improve the lives of the less fortunate. His efforts, however, are met with complications and unexpected consequences, leading to humorous situations. Nancy Burne plays the female lead, likely the romantic interest of the protagonist. Frederick Lloyd portrays a supporting character, potentially an antagonist or a more established figure in the protagonist's life.

The film is noted for being a lighthearted, character-driven comedy reflecting the social dynamics and aspirations of the time. Gustav Ucicky, although Austrian, directed several films in different European countries. Every Day Isn't Sunday showcases British cinema of the 1930s and provides insight into the comedic styles popular with audiences of that era. Further details about the plot and specific character arcs are available through film archives and reviews.