St. Martin's Lane

Neat location work directed by Tim Whelan, the busker troupe (Vivien Leigh as "Libby," Charles Laughton as "Charles," Gus McNaughton and Tyrone Guthrie supporting) pursued by patron Prentiss (Rex Harrison) in Sidewalks Of London (a.k.a. St. Martin's Lane), 1938.

Immediately following the opening, street performer Liberty (Vivien Leigh) at a Piccadilly cafe, meeting writer Prentiss (Rex Harrison), and pursued by compatriot Charles (Charles Laughton) from whom she stole her cash, in Sidewalks Of London (a.k.a. St. Martin's Lane), 1938.

Early scene, first for both Charles (Charles Laughton), reciting a J.M. Hayes poem often used by London buskers, and Libby (Vivien Leigh), looking to swipe his spoils, in director Tim Whelan's Sidewalks Of London (a.k.a. St. Martin's Lane), 1938.

Writer Prentiss (Rex Harrison) arrives to reward London busker Charles (Charles Laughton) for returning the cigarette case actually stolen by Liberty (Vivien Leigh), who proposes an interview, in Sidewalks Of London (a.k.a. St. Martin's Lane), 1938.