while he finds Anne pleasant and amusing, he does not love her and there has never been any question of the two eloping. The tables are turned, as Geoffrey is forced to admit to Ernest that he and Elma are in love. Cast Tom Walls as Geoffrey Lymes Cathleen Nesbitt as Anne Lymes Athole Stewart as Ernest Melton Yvonne Arnaud as Elma Melton References External links Canaries Sometimes Sing at BFI Film & TV Database 1931 films 1931 romantic comedy films British romantic comedy films British black-and-white films British films based on plays Films directed by Tom Walls British and Dominions Studios films Films shot at Imperial Studios, Elstree 1931 comedy films 1930s English-language films Films shot in Hertfordshire 1930s British films