Me and My Girl

It's 1937 and the Earl of Hareford has died leaving no apparent heir. The family solicitor announces that he has tracked down an heir to both the family fortune and the family seat of Hareford Hall. The unlikely beneficiary is one Bill Snibson, a barrow boy.

Maria, Duchess of Dene, decides to tum Bill into a gentleman worthy of the Hareford name. She tries to get him to marry Lady Jaqueline, who is eager for money and the title. Despite Lady Jaqueline's advances, Bill is determined to marry his sweetheart, Sally Smith.

The Duchess decides to throw a party and begins to realise how much Sally means to him and, in a reflective mood, accepts Sir John's proposal of marriage. With the party in full swing, Sally makes a second uninvited entrance and, displaying her new-found elegance, shows she is a suitable wife for an Earl.