Part 2 of the 1955 comedy drama film. When John Henry Broadbent, a wealthy and notoriously miserly Yorkshire industrialist, dies, he leaves his son Chayley a legacy of £62,000, a princely sum in 1955. At first the young man seems to be just as tight-fisted as his father, much to the dismay of this long-suffering girlfriend Ethel, a journalist on a local paper. On a trip to London, however, Chayley decides to visit a nightclub where he meets a beautiful young showgirl, Ruthine. At first Ruthine does not take much interest in Chayley, but when she finds out how much he is worth she decides that he is a catch worth pursuing, and a battle breaks out between her and Ethel for his affections.
John Gregson as Chayley Broadbent Diana Dors as Ruthine West Susan Stephen as Ethel Derek Farr as Duke Popplewell Frank Pettingell as Mayor Higgins Charles Victor as Lumm Ernest Thesiger as Lord Dewsbury Jill Adams as Joy Joan Hickson as Mrs. Perkins Donald Pleasence as Limpy John Glyn-Jones as Arkwright Leslie Phillips as Robjohns Ferdy Mayne as Waiter Charles Lloyd-Pack as Mr. Gidbrook
