Dorothy Provine

A dastardly villain, a noble hero, and a spirited suffragette are among the competitors in an uproarious New York to Paris auto race circa 1908, complete with pie fights, saloon brawls, and a feisty polar bear.

Harry Lucas is in real big trouble. He's a money checker at the U.S. Mint, and he has inadvertently lost $50,000! Unfortunately, he can't prove his innocence. So, he decides to secretly print up that amount of money in the Mint before anyone discovers the loss.

When a Siamese cat saunters into the hideout of two bank robbers, their hostage scratches a plea for help on her wristwatch and places it around the cat's neck. When the cat returns home wearing the clue, the F.B.I., two sisters, their boyfriends and a neighbor get involved in the case.

"Bob Hope, the greatest entertainer of the 20th Century, moved from Broadway to radio to movies to television as easily as a pro golfer sinking a two-foot putt. Bob and TV were the perfect couple. His comedy and Christmas specials for NBC spanned five decades, from President Truman to Clinton. But is was Bob's lifelong dedication to America's troops that made him especially beloved. Bob spent nearly half of his 100 Christmases heading up USO shows...