Now,
I know what you are thinking...
What
is 'The Secret Of The Glass Key!' all about? Where did it come from?
Who is the hero? Why am I reading this? All could be answered if you
let me take you on a journey, a journey back in time to over one hundred
years ago…
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It was a cold, dark
night in old London town. All was quiet and all was still. Well, when
I say all was quiet and all was still, that is all apart from the very
loud party going on in the Old Bum & Bush public house deep in the
heart of the town. Full of music, laughter and watery beer, this lively
place is run by the delightful landlady, Mrs Olive Olay and her lovely
daughter, Stella the barmaid.
And so it was on
this dark and quite night that the locals of the Old Bum & Bush
were not the only ones full of excitement, for as the moon begins to
fade there is to be a… (pause for dramatic effect)… jail break!
(Da, da, Daaaa…!). A jail break so well planned it cannot fail.
Its perpetrators, two dubious individuals named Snog & Mug, will
creep out of the shadows to execute the break out of there father, the
villainous Rob Allot.
Now there are three
things you must know about the villainous Rob Allot. First, he's villainous
and second, his name is Rob Allot. The third, and most important thing,
is that with Rob Allot on the loose no one is safe. No one!
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So
who will save the day? Is it Albert the dray boy, sat in the Old Bum
& Bush dreaming of all the things he would like to enjoy with Stella
the bar maid? Is it Sergeant Colin Allcars, head of our crack police
unit and lodger at the pub? Or is it perhaps you, our unsuspecting audience?
There
was only one way to find out, so buy the DVD and enjoy the wonder and
mirth that is...
The
Secret of the Glass Key!
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