It Isn't Done (1937)
Directed by Ken G. Hall
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Synopsis by Sandra Brennan
In this Australian comedy, a rancher discovers that his ancestors were royalty. He takes his family to Britain to meet his blue-blooded relatives only to discovers that they are all incorrigible snobs. The British lord they visit makes no effort to hide his contempt for the Aussie rancher, and frequently reprimands him for his unseemly behavior. When the lord and the rancher encounter each other at a relative's grave, they are finally able to settle their differences.
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aristocracy, Australia, blood, Britain, charm [personality], daughter, family, grave, inheritance, lord, love, meeting, nobility, ranch, relative, reprimand, writing
