Ken Douglas wishes to marry Betty Norman, but her father, Albert Raynor says not unless he earns lat least two thousand pounds a year. Douglas is a reporter. He gets an assignment to get a story on Sunville, where sun worshippers less clothes than perhaps they should. At the same time, Miss Norman visits the place, and her father also shows up to get the dirt, so to speak, on the lasivious goings on.
There's a lot of mildly risque music-hall banter going on, and an all-girl band. Alas for the smutty minded -- including me -- there's no sign of nudity; everyone wears bathing costumes, although there are a couple of brief shots of some dancers in skin-toned tight. The result is less amusing than a burlesque comedy routine.
There's a lot of mildly risque music-hall banter going on, and an all-girl band. Alas for the smutty minded -- including me -- there's no sign of nudity; everyone wears bathing costumes, although there are a couple of brief shots of some dancers in skin-toned tight. The result is less amusing than a burlesque comedy routine.