A shoestring second film version with Dinah Sheridan in the title role of a 1915 play by H.A.Vachell originally called 'The Case of Lady Camber'; remembered today because the earlier version 'Lord Camber's Ladies' (1932) was produced for British International Pictures by a young Alfred Hitchcock.
The shift in emphasis to the nurse (then called Janet King) played in the earlier version by Benita Hume is indicated by the fact that the film is now not only named after her but follows her life before she becomes a nurse and then falls foul of a vengeful & manipulative Miss Danvers figure in the form of Barbara Couper as Lady Camber's cousin Muriel Peach.
The shift in emphasis to the nurse (then called Janet King) played in the earlier version by Benita Hume is indicated by the fact that the film is now not only named after her but follows her life before she becomes a nurse and then falls foul of a vengeful & manipulative Miss Danvers figure in the form of Barbara Couper as Lady Camber's cousin Muriel Peach.