Annette Funicello

With Frankie away in Tahiti with his navel reserve unit, Dee Dee and the rest of the beach part gang are involved in a new series of adventures. These are spurred by an opportunistic advertising man, a good-looking male newcomer and a mysterious and beautiful girl named Cassandra, plus an oddly appearing and disappearing pelican.

A former beach boy and his wife learn how times have changed when they return to their old California haunts, including the beach where they met 25 years ago.

A bright student is able to save Midvale College's football reputation when he uses his invention, a sleep-learning machine, to stimulate the intellect of two football players in danger of being scrubbed from the team due to poor grades.

Subplots in this classic beach movie of the 1960s include: a group of beach teens become involved in a kidnapping of a singing idol; a mermaid falls in love with a nitwit; a villainous "drunkard"; and motorcycle gangs.

Frankie and Dee Dee are disappointed to find that their favourite surfing spot has been taken over by a group of bodybuilders. A wealthy countess complicates things further when she attempts to woo Frankie.

When Daytona-bound Dave (Frankie Avalon) makes a pit stop to run some moonshine and race against a cocky local, Leander (Fabian), he not only gets noticed by Leander’s girl Jane (Annette Funicello)...but also by the Feds! Harvey Lembeck also stars.

A Martian scout sent to Earth to prepare for an invasion lands amidst a teenage swim party and tries to convince everyone that he really is who he says. Meanwhile, a plot is afoot by two neighbot con men to steal the hostess's money. The Martian falls in love with one of the girls at the party, thwarts the robbery and calls off the invasion.

The evil Barnaby uses an invention to come between two Toyland lovers in Disney's adaptation of the operetta.

After years of on-the-job clashes with cranky canines, mail carrier Wilson Daniels sees man's best friend as his worst enemy. This makes for one hairy situation when a magical ring accidentally transforms his teenage son Wilby into a lumbering sheepdog.

When a gang of teenagers descends upon a beach house, the anthropology professor next door secretly studies the youngsters’ vacationing habits.