Bernard Bresslaw plays young Johnny Brunswick who is lodging with Eric and Hattie.
Only thing is they want him out of the house. Johnny plays the cornet rather loudly and badly. One of the neighbours put their house up for a quick sale.
Charles Brown complains about the racket to Corky. Only to find out young Johnny is with the police. Corky set him up with the Eric and Hattie.
It is a nice farcical episode and every time someone complains about the noise. They end up either joining the band or wanting to conduct them.
Eric ends up playing the drums and Hattie takes the triangle.
There is a nice joke about complaining to Edward Heath only for a retort that there is no room for an orchestra.
Only thing is they want him out of the house. Johnny plays the cornet rather loudly and badly. One of the neighbours put their house up for a quick sale.
Charles Brown complains about the racket to Corky. Only to find out young Johnny is with the police. Corky set him up with the Eric and Hattie.
It is a nice farcical episode and every time someone complains about the noise. They end up either joining the band or wanting to conduct them.
Eric ends up playing the drums and Hattie takes the triangle.
There is a nice joke about complaining to Edward Heath only for a retort that there is no room for an orchestra.
