No title. Bill Haley and the Comets return to England - at the Revolution Club, London.
C/U sign: "Welcome Back Bill Haley and The Comets". M/S Bill Haley and group of people, mainly trendy-looking young women. Bill Haley is holding a disc. M/S young people in the club dancing to rock and roll...
No title. Bill Haley and the Comets return to England - at the Revolution Club, London.
C/U sign: "Welcome Back Bill Haley and The Comets". M/S Bill Haley and group of people, mainly trendy-looking young women. Bill Haley is holding a disc. M/S young people in the club dancing to rock and roll music. M/S Haley with group of sixties chics dancing. C/U Bill Haley. M/S girls with Bill Haley dancing. C/U girl dancing. M/S Bill Haley and girl dancing, pan down to girls feet. Various shots couples jiving to rock 'n' roll music. Some of the dancers are wearing fifties-style clothes. M/S Bill Haley dancing with group of girls.
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