Mrs. Brown has a long snout, skinny legs...and an owner! That's right, Mrs. Brown is a dog, a greyhound to be precise, and Herman (Peter Noone) and the other Manchester boys are eager to make money racing her. But first there's a matter of entry fees, so the guys play gigs to raise some cash. When they enter the London dog-racing world, Herman meets a human Mrs. Brown who happens to have a knockout of a lovely daughter. Is she the right girl for him?

The pop quintet that charted eleven Top-10 hits from 1964 through 1967 reteams in a non-concert film for the third and last time with this funfest that includes "There's a Kind of Hush", the title cut and more of the band's tunes plus gleeful moments of cockney cabaret. Cheerio, lads!

Herman's Hermits star in this musical comedy about a group of musicians who inherit a racing dog. Besides the title tune, "There's a Kind of Hush," "The World Is for the Young," and "The Most Beautiful Thing In My Life" are among the featured songs.