The film was conceived by Jimmy Grafton and produced and directed by Edwin John Fancey.
[1] The film uses the pretext of girls returning from a Swiss finishing school and setting up an agency called At Your Service to show tourists to London around the sites of the 1951 Festival of Britain.
[2] They are aided by BBC radio presenter Eamonn Andrews who uses his show-business contacts to get the girls in to see variety shows.
[3] Entertainment locations visited include the Windmill Theatre and Grafton's, the public house owned by the film's writer Jimmy Grafton, where The Goon Show (then known as Crazy People) was recorded.
[2][3] The film also includes footage of actress Gloria Swanson touring the construction site of the Royal Festival Hall and the Southbank Centre.