His Sweet Melody

Flight Lieutenant Chamrat Yiamphayom, an officer of the Siamese Air Force, is involved in an accident when his plane crashes into a forest in the country of San Kossar. Fortunately, he is rescued by Lillin, the daughter of a potter.
One day, while walking in the forest, Chamrat comes across a beautiful woman bathing in a stream. She claims to be a lady-in-waiting to the queen and invites him to the royal palace. In truth, she is the Queen of San Kossar herself.
At that time, San Kossar is in danger. A military regent has accepted a bribe from the country of Yurawi in exchange for leasing part of the nation—simply to obtain six hundred thousand coins to buy a pearl necklace for Mala, a famous stage performer. By chance, the royal secretary discovers the scheme and asks Chamrat for help. They devise a plan: newspapers will spread rumors that Chamrat is romantically involved with Mala to divert attention, while Lillin disguises herself as a dancer to distract the regent.
The plan works smoothly. When the regent sees Lillin, he is so captivated by her beauty that he momentarily forgets Mala. On the day the agreement is to be signed, the regent happens to read a newspaper reporting Mala’s supposed romance with Chamrat. Heartbroken, he loses interest in her and cancels the agreement.
With the mission accomplished and his plane repaired, Flight Lieutenant Chamrat respectfully bids farewell to the Queen of San Kossar and returns to Siam.
Release date: October 1, 1937
Screened at: Sala Chalerm Krung Theatre
Re-run: October 21, 1950 at Sala Chalerm Krung Theatre
Format: Black-and-white film with synchronized sound on 35 mm