World War Two propaganda drama combining dramatised scenes with real newsreel footage. Father and son newsreel reporters Will and Steve Ferguson (Will Fyffe and Anthony Hulme) go in separate directions when Hitler's invasion of Czechoslovakia brings the threat of war ever closer. Will takes the 'shadow over Europe' angle, while Steve covers the sinking of the German battleship Graf Spee by British ships at the Battle of the River Plate.

Collection of four British films produced by Ealing Studios. 'Honeymoon for Three' (1935), directed by Leo Mittler, follows drunkard Jack Denver (Stanley Lupino), who awakes alongside a woman he barely knows, Yvonne Daumery (Aileen Marson), and is faced with an unwanted predicament when her domineering father insists that he marries the girl. 'I Believe in You' (1952), directed by Basil Dearden and Michael Relph, is a drama about parole officers and those they are responsible for starring Celia Johnson and Cecil Parker. 'The Fortunate Fool' (1933) is a comedy directed by Norman Walker and starring Hugh Wakefield, Joan Wyndham and Jack Raine. Finally, 'The Girl in the Taxi' (1937) is a musical directed by Andre Berthomieu and starring Frances Day, Henri Garat and Lawrence Grossmith.