Bluebell

Forced to choose between her career and her engagement, Bluebell has accepted promotion to Dance Captain of 'The Alfred Jackson Girls' at the Folies Bergere - a decision she may yet come to regret.

he Alfred Jackson Girls have been sacked from the Folies Bergere, and not even Marcel could persuade a very disappointed Bluebell to look for further work in Paris.

Bluebell was flattered to be asked back to the Folies Bergere with her own dancers but soon found herself out of work again after falling foul of the star of the show, the notorious Mistinguett. Now a chance visit to the cinema changes her life.

The Bluebell Girls have become a sensational success all over Europe and Bluebell and Marcel have at last been able to marry. But war threatens to destroy everything they have achieved.

Having failed to escape from France before the German occupation, Bluebell has been arrested and interned as an enemy alien.

With the help of the Resistance, Marcel has escaped from the concentration camp. But now he is being sought by both the French police and the German Gestapo, and Bluebell fears for the safety of them all as the net closes in.

Bluebell has kept Marcel in hiding for two years. She has never believed the Germans can win the war but knows her life is full of danger.