It's the end of the Second World War and a concert party breaks up after a triumphant Middle East tour to go back to civvy street. When Terry-Thomas, Len and Bill Lowe meet up again at a reunion party one year later, they discover that none of them has made a success of their lives. They decide to re-form the concert party and conquer the variety theatres. All goes well until Jeannie Carson joins the party and all three men fall for her.

This film is a testament to the bygone days of music hall variety and comedy. It also features Wally Patch, Elton Hayes and introduces to us a hilarious newcomer - Norman Wisdom. It was the first film produced by the Bob Baker/Monty Berman team.

Cast In Alphabetical Order

Alfie Dean as Joe Bill Lowe as Bill Eddie LeRoy as Variety Act Harry Green as Syd Marlish Ida Patlanski as Bedelia Jeannie Carson as Jean Joey Porter as Max Imshy Julia Lang as Madam Docherty Len Lowe as Len Norman Wisdom as Shadow Boxer Terry-Thomas as Terry Thelma Tuson as Soprano Vic Lewis as Vic Wally Patch as Uncle

Crew

Produced by Robert S. Baker & Monty Berman Directed by Dicky Leeman Written by Dicky Leeman, Robert S. Baker & Monty Berman Running Time 56 minutes. Theatrical Release 1948