Later in the film, Jack Jackson (ATV) and Chris Payne (BBC) in London, Werner Goetze (Bayerischer Rundfunk) in Munich, and Chris Howland (Westdeutscher Rundfunk) in Cologne, Germany are shown introducing "Pete and Honey" records on the air. Finally, performances are the entertainment at a convention of the Music Operators of America, a group of jukebox owners that bought 150 records per week in the 1950s.
Subsequently, Jack Jackson (ATV) and Chris Payne (BBC) in London, Werner Goetze (Bayerischer Rundfunk) in Munich, and Chris Howland (Westdeutscher Rundfunk) in Cologne, Germany are depicted introducing "Pete and Honey" records on the air. Ultimately, performances serve as the entertainment at a gathering of the Music Operators of America, an organization of jukebox owners who bought 150 records per week during the 1950s.