Cirrus@Austlit

'The misadventures of Musty Suffer, good-natured family man. He lives with his wife Sally, mother-in-law, twin daughters Betsy and Netsy, and dog Spartacus. Musty and his neighbor Blobbsy want to give the kids a birthday party, but when the tax collector takes all their handy money, Musty, Sally, and Blobbsy stage their own show to entertain the neighborhood kids' (Scott MacGillivray, Internet Movie Database)

Based on an English comic strip chronicling the adventures of Jane, a pretty young lady who gets herself involved in all manner of situations. The series was published in the Daily Mirror during the 1940s and 1950s. In this film adaptation Jane is given a bracelet by an elderly admirer who is in league with Cleaver, a suave crook. The pair plan to use Jane and the bracelet to smuggle diamonds into England.

Government agent Dick Barton battles a ring of Nazi spies who are planning to poison the entire London water supply.

'Two rival newspaper editors in New York send writing teams to the South Pacific to find new material; one sends an American, "Headlines" Haggerty, and a "silly-ass" Englishman, Clarence Worthington, and the other sends two women [Clara and Dolly]. The four reporters meet on board the same ship and are marooned together on the tropical Australian coast after a Japanese submarine sinks their ship. They are rescued by a girl who gives them shelter in a tumbledown shack where she lives with her gruff father and precocious little nephew, Horace. With their Australian friends the four reporters uncover and foil a plot by the Japanese to invade Australia' (Andrew Pike and Ross Cooper. Australian Film, 1900-1977 (1980), p. 256)

Based on F. Dawson Gratrix's novel He and Ski (aka Honeymoon Merry-Go-Round), a British honeymooner visiting Switzerland is mistaken for a leading ice hockey player. He is subsequently enlisted to play for the England national team and helps them win their match.

Andy, feeling that he's getting old, chases after a young girl, but gets more than he bargained for.

'Monty Milde, a copy boy on a large daily newspaper in New York, dreams of becoming a real reporter. On his birthday, which is April 1st (April Fool's Day), a practical joker tells him he has been promoted to being a reporter, and sends him out to interview Mr. Harrie, who is furious because the newspaper has printed a story suggesting that domestic problems was behind the kidnapping of his young son. Monty goes through several ordeals, including being suspected of being the kidnapper, before he eventually unmasks the real kidnapper and recovers the child' (Les Adams, IMDb).

'Horace jumps in a caravan car covered with a large tarp, only to discover that a band of hooded rebels are hidden under the canopy. He fights first with the gang's leader, then all join in. He manages to escape with the leader's kimono. He jumps on a mule as the gang pursues by car. Horace gets a dose of courage when he realizes that a young woman on horseback is watching. He captures the gang with a nifty bit of roping, and she holds her rifle on them. He's performed an heroic deed in front of her. Is it enough?' (J. Hailey, Internet Movie Database).