Peter Graves stumbles into a club called the Elephants for those who choose to ignore work. Margaret Lockwood is the East European woman who runs the club. Lockwood is lumbered with a role that even Carol Lombard in her prime would have found difficult, and Graves isn't much use. Jean Simmons steals every scene as the sort of girl who would be at home at St Trinians'. The only other person to come out with any credit is Ronald Culver as the idlest Elephant.
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This is one of the most fondly remembered romantic films from the forties for those who saw it at the time but is now half-forgotten by the rest of us. Composer Michael Dennison falls for Valentina Cortesa despite having wife Dulcie Gray waiting for him at home. In his pain he writes a hit opera. The theme tune was a big hit in its day too. As pop musicals go this is one of the worst with no real star performers to give it interest between the plot parts.