Young and Innocent (1937)
Film star Christine Clay and her husband have a violent quarrel. The next morning, Christine's body is found on the sea-shore. She has been strangled. A young man, Robert Tisdall, is seen running from the scene of the crome.
Books with substantial mentioning of Young and Innocent
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Charles Barr English Hitchcock, A Movie Book Moffat, 1999 |
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| Joseph J. Cocchiarelli Screen Sleuths, A Filmography New York & London, 1992 |
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Anthony Slide Fifty Classic British Films Films 1932-1982, A Pictorial Record New York, 1985 |
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Stanley Hochman (editor) From Quasimodo to Scarlett O'Hara, A National Board of Review Anthology 1920 - 1940 New York, 1982 |
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Robert A. Harris & Michael S. Lasky The Films of Alfred Hitchcock Secaucus, NJ, 1979 |
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Donald Spoto The Art of Alfred Hitchcock, Fifty Years of His Motion Pictures New York, 1976 |
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Books with an entry on Young and Innocent
| Ivan Butler Cinema in Britain, An illustrated Survey South Brunswick and New York - London, 1973 |