This is a film made by Derrick Walton of some comic vaudeville acts in a theatre, and a visit by three of the performers, Jack Storey, Viki Emra and Jasmine Dee. B&W  The film begins in a theatre where a series of comic cabaret pieces are being performed on the stage. The characters include men in sailor’s hats, a man in evening dress singing, and then dancing with a woman who becomes all floppy and does some comic moves, more women dancing, two women accordion players, an Al Jolson...

This is a film made by Derrick Walton of some comic vaudeville acts in a theatre, and a visit by three of the performers, Jack Storey, Viki Emra and Jasmine Dee. B&W  The film begins in a theatre where a series of comic cabaret pieces are being performed on the stage. The characters include men in sailor’s hats, a man in evening dress singing, and then dancing with a woman who becomes all floppy and does some comic moves, more women dancing, two women accordion players, an Al Jolson impersonation, and a stand-up comedian dressed as a postman.  Some of the comedy routines are filmed from the side of the stage.  This part of the film finishes with some women trapeze artists. Col.  A man, possibly Derrick Walton’s father, is in his garden feeding chickens.  Then Adrian’s mother, an older woman and the music hall comedian, Jack Storey, are stood in the garden chatting, along with several others. Intertitle – Jack Storey, Viki Emra, and Jasmine Dee visit J F Walker at Skipton.  March 1955 “Well you do” . . . “don’t yer?” A group of people, including Adrian’s mother and the above, emerge from a house and pose for the camera.  They are followed by three woman wearing aprons and others.  They all stand together in a large group for the camera.  Further along a smaller group also pose for the camera.  There are more group poses, with some laughing and joking, with the guests now in their overcoats and carrying packages.  They shake hands and depart by car (Reg. JVN 583) away from the terraced houses. The End