Peter Graham, TV series hero, seeks refuge at the country rectory with his mild clerical Uncle Humphrey from all the females who continually chase after him, and in particular from Pixie Potter. Humphrey, horrified by the threatened loss of his housekeeper who has been dismissed by his formidable sister, advertises for a wife but absentmindedly omits the important word "marriage". These two occurrences resoundingly shatter the peace of the village.|5 women, 4 men
A classic English farce, written (and set) in rural England in World War 2. Vicar's wife and former actress Penelope Toop is already disapproved of by village matriarch Miss Skillon. Things get worse when she is visited by Clive, a friend from the stage and now in the army, who finds himself having to borrow her husband's spare vicar's outfit. When an escaped German POW steal's the real vicar's clothes and another vicar and a bishop come to visit, the scene is set for a fast-paced farce of jealousy and mistaken identity, with a drunk and love-starved Miss Skillon adding to the confusion. It seems that only the teenage maid Ida can save the day.
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