British writer/producer director Harry Hughes started his film career in modest quota quickies. By the early 1930s, Hughes was being given more prestigious assignments. His best film was the 1933 musical A Southern Maid, which starred Bebe Daniels (in a dual role) and music-hall favorite Lupino Lane; its scripters were the soon-to-be-famous duo Frank Launder and Sidney Gilliat. Harry Hughes' final effort was another 1933 songfest, Facing the Music, starring Lupino Lane's cousin Stanley Lupino (Ida's dad).

~ Hal Erickson, All Movie Guide