Reception
The Monthly Film Bulletin wrote: "Anne Ziegler and Webster Booth are both thoroughly at home in the period costumes and settings, and from the point of view of the music at least no better choice could have been made for the leading roles. The film is full of tuneful romantic melodies and there is a strong supporting cast. Direction makes the most of the luxurious settings, which compare favourably with American productions of the same type." [3]
Kine Weekly wrote: "Graceful, lavishly mounted Technicolor costume piece energetically accompanied by music and song. ... A generous eye and earful, it should prove a happy popular and family box office speculation." [4]
Picturegoer wrote: "Conventional costume Technicolor musical, pleasingly presented with pleasant tunes, and story, which while it may be as old as the hills, has a certain nostalgic appeal. There are Webster Booth and Anne Ziegler singing and acting with verve. Peter Graves gives an outstanding performance as Prince of Wales." [5]
Picture Show wrote: "Lavish, picturesque settings, charming Technicolor photography, delightfully tuneful music and agreeable acting and singing all go to make a pleasant little romance into enjoyable entertainment." [6]
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