@inbook{e276bbca7f7a4badaff2e7e1352bdd76,
title = "The Lady Vanishes, but she won't go away",
abstract = "ALFRED HITCHCOCK'S LADY VANISHES (1938) traces the adventures of cross-European train travelers who variously befriend, lose, imprison, conceal, seek, ignore, rescue, and chase a little-oldlady English governess who is also His Majesty's spy. A comedy-romancethriller, it stands alongside The 39 Steps (1935) as the high watermark of Hitchcock's postsilent cinema English filmmaking and displays his quaint mix of affection and contempt for imperial hypocrisy and insouciance.",
author = "Noel King and Toby Miller",
year = "2011",
language = "English",
isbn = "9781438437491",
series = "Horizons of Cinema",
publisher = "State University of New York Press",
pages = "103--115",
editor = "Palmer, {R. Barton} and David Boyd",
booktitle = "Hitchcock at the Source:",
address = "United States of America",
}