Whilst this film was obviously made for children it is surprising that this film was made so amateurishly,particularly when you bear in mind that the film was directed by the great John Baxter.For a start he could have found better actors than the Artemus Boys.Much of the film seems to have been dubbed in someone bathroom The story is very silly and I cannot believe that cinema-goers of the era would have bothered much with this.

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