The Huggetts return from their holiday to all sorts of domestic strife in this sequel to 1947's Holiday Camp. They've lost a son somewhere along the way (and picked up another daughter I think), but nobody seems to notice. The arrival of shapely Diana Dors doesn't go unnoticed though, especially as she's responsible for Dad (Jack Warner) being demoted at work. The humour is fairly mild for the most part, but Kathleen Harrison's panicked reaction when the family's new phone rings for the first time is hilarious.
Review of Here Come the Huggetts
