her father is out of town and Nichole presumably won't interfere for fear Jennifer will reveal her past. Jennifer accepts a dare to "strip like a Frenchie" and begins a striptease to music, but when she gets down to her underwear Nichole bursts from her bedroom and stops her. Then Paul suddenly arrives home and breaks up the party, throwing all of the beatniks out of his house including Dave. Jennifer angrily tells her father about Nichole's activities in Paris. Nichole, crying, admits it is true and explains she only did it because she was broke and hungry. Paul and Nichole profess their love for each other and reconcile. Jennifer goes to the café, but now finds it boring. She walks out on her friends and meets Kenny across the street at the strip club. Kenny invites her to go to Paris with him and have him train her to be a star stripper. Greta, performing onstage, is told by stage manager Simon (Nigel Green) that Kenny plans to leave her and go off with Jennifer. Just as Kenny makes a pass at Jennifer, a woman's hand is shown stabbing Kenny to death with a letter opener. The club staff, thinking Jennifer killed Kenny, lock her up and call the police. Jennifer screams that she didn't do it, and the real culprit, jealous Greta, emerges from behind a curtain. Meanwhile, Dave, Tony and Dodo confront some Teddy Boys who vandalise Tony's car and smash his guitar. Paul and Nichole arrive on the scene searching for Jennifer just as the police drag her, in hysterics, out of the strip club. The police release Jennifer to Paul and Nichole, and they head for home, arms around each other, as Dave throws his broken guitar in a rubbish bin and proclaims "Funny, only squares know where to go." Cast David Farrar as Paul Linden Noëlle Adam as Nichole Gillian Hills as Jennifer Linden Adam Faith as Dave Peter McEnery as Tony Shirley Anne Field as Dodo Christopher Lee as Kenny King Delphi Lawrence as Greta Nigel Green as Simon Margot Bryant as Martha Oliver Reed as Plaid Shirt (Beat youth) Michael Kayne as Duffle Coat (Beat youth) Claire Gordon as Honey Robert Raglan as F.O. official Nade Beall as Official's Wife Norman Mitchell as Club doorman Pascaline as strip dancer with scarf Diane D'Orsay (Moyle) as strip dancer in white négligée Production When