Share with: This veritable trip down memory lane is a film that will appeal to a selective and specialized audience. In truth there won’t be many people under 70 or 80 who will be in any way familiar with the stars of this film… that said it will make the perfect Christmas present for gran or gramps (or anyone who is into lighthearted variety entertainment). Jimmy Knowles (Nat Jackley), Sally Bishop (Pat Kirkwood) and Ann Hart (Dorothy Squires) are three variety performers trying their best to keep their entertaining and diverse show on the road but are having trouble finding a half decent audience. They lose their venue as a result of this BUT! But Jimmy’s best mate David Laws (Bonar Colleano) just happens to own a theatre! Trouble is he's a washed up drunk and his theatre in an appalling state of disrepair… and they have no money. Their obliging agent Maxie Jago (Meier Tzelniker) thinks it would be a good idea if Nat goes into the new medium TV which he loathes to do as there isn't a part for Sally – his wife. When they discover David's theatre their 'eyes see stars' but he's already sold it to a couple of slippery shysters at a rock bottom price. Not to worry, our talented but unlikely husband and wife team Jimmy and Sally will sort it - they are not going to let an opportunity like this slip. Also the good-natured but wily Sally wants to get David off the skids and back singing in the show. Mr. Jago - a decent agent (they should be so lucky) is not prepared to take the risk of a gamble and our golden couple ask the rest of the team if they'll go for a profit share. Of course they will - no out of work actor will refuse an offer like that and it's all aboard for the skylark. Miraculously they manage to transform the theatre which is in a terrible state (it even has a massive hole in the roof) - quite where the repair money came from is another matter. Alas there are some considerable teething troubles when the aforementioned shysters send some heavies to ruin the opening night and succeed in sabotaging David's singing number – bringing the show to a premature end!