It's an enjoyable film built around Norman Wisdom’s talents, initially unfolding in a pleasant manner. He’s employed by his boss "Grimsdale" (Edward Chapman), responsible for delivering milk via horse-drawn float each morning. However, things change when he finds all the empties smashed and another company, "Consolidated Dairies," taking over his route. Constantly blocked by their arrogant general manager "Hunter" (J…

Having not known these performers previously, this is my first experience with any of their films. It’s something I think I would have appreciated greatly when I was younger, back in the sixties; however, the style of comedy relies on physical gags and seems geared toward a youthful audience or those seeking a trip down memory lane. Even for someone my age, there were moments that genuinely made me laugh. What's curi…