The staff struggle to sharpen their ballroom dance skills when Mr. Grace decides the store will enter a team in an inter-store dance competition. (Description originally transcribed in 1997 by Donna R. Lemaster).

The staff scheme to keep sales from increasing in order to sabotage the new earlier opening hours plan. (Description originally transcribed in 1997 by Donna R. Lemaster).

The staff get into the spirit when Mr. Rumbold and Mr. Grace decide to help sales with music from the Roaring 20s and sales announcements over the PA system. (Description originally transcribed in 1997 by Donna R. Lemaster).

The ladies move to the men’s counters when Grace Brothers decides to renovate half the sales floor. (Description originally transcribed in 1997 by Donna R. Lemaster).

Everyone dons German costumes and learns German folk dances in an effort to shift a load of German merchandise. (Description originally transcribed in 1997 by Donna R. Lemaster).

Mr. Grace announces he’s going to marry one of the staff. (Description originally transcribed in 1997 by Donna R. Lemaster).

A freezing store prompts Mr. Lucas to try out the excuse of a cold so he can see his girl friend during work hours, but everyone else has their own health problems too. (Description originally transcribed in 1997 by Donna…

The rest of the staff becomes upset when Captain Peacock is given a key to the executive washroom and admittance to the executive dining room. (Description originally transcribed in 1997 by Donna R. Lemaster).

The new sign in book for breaks and meals gets Mr.Grainger sacked and prompts the rest to stage a slowdown strike in protest. (Description originally transcribed in 1997 by Donna R. Lemaster).

Everyone tries to ensure their own advancement when Mr. Humphries sees a promotion in Captain Peacock’s palm. (Description originally transcribed in 1997 by Donna R. Lemaster).