Pat Crowley

At the age of twenty-three John Clum is sent to an Apache reservation in San Carlos, Arizona to uphold the peace. After trying to empower and teach self-governing principles to the Apaches, he is faced with opposition not only from some of the Indians but also from the leader in charge of the Army troops.

Two Georgia boys ignore their racial differences to team up.

Movie-mad nitwit Malcolm Smith (Jerry Lewis) driving across the country to his mecca, Hollywood. He is joined by a New York gambler Steve Wiley (Dean Martin) who wants to break into singing when they pick up Terry Roberts (Pat Crowley), a pretty girl en route. Once in Hollywood nitwit Malcolm finally meets his dream goddess Anita Ekberg.

A young writer sells his play to a Broadway producer who wants to transform it into a vehicle for his ex-wife; she falls for the writer but eventually discourages him.

A gambler outwits gangsters with his country cousin, who poses as a British horse jockey, however budding romances complicate the situation.

A man comes to a saloon queen's town to avenge his brother, who was murdered, according to the code of the West.