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Hitchcock, British International Pictures, 1927. Fairground boxer Jack "One Round" Sander (Carl Brisson) works up toward a title fight. His girl (Lilian Hall-Davis) takes a bracelet from the champion (Ian Hunter). The title means the ring, the wedding band, and that bracelet. This is the one film that carries Hitchcock's sole writing credit, though Eliot Stannard and Walter Mycroft were around the script. The party scene is where the camera starts drinking.
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His only sole writing credit. A fairground boxer, a bracelet from the champion, and a title that means three things. The party scene is where the camera starts drinking. The fight is cut like a fight. The marriage is cut like a fight.
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