Rachel Clark is a young schoolteacher who arrives in a small western town with a map to a gold mine inherited by her late father. A local gunman named Steve Turner, who also moonlights as a lawyer, agrees to help her find it when they are attacked by bandits on the road to the town. An assortment of other people are also after the map whom include Miss Mollie, the lesbian owner of a local hotel and saloon, who hires a local thug named Red, along with cattle rustler Craig Benson and his gang of outlaws, to try to get the map away from Rachel and Steve. Written by Larry B.

Inge Thal works as a tax expert in Munich. One day, the pretty, young woman inherits a run-down farm in Tyrol and decides to move there.

Private Detective Hamilton Hornee ("the es are silent") is hired by the Bank of Wabash to find the lost child of explorers who were slain in Africa by natives 15 years earlier. If the child is alive, she will be 21 years old and would inherit her fathers multi-million-dollar estate. Hornee leads the expedition to find her, accompanied by his assistant, Jane. Also in the party are Max and Doris Matthews, the greedy and scheming cousins of the late millionaire who are next in line to inherit the fortune; Tender Lee, a newspaper columnist; and zoologist Stanley Livingston, who is attempting to prove the existence of Nabucco, a great white gorilla. Hornee hires as a guide once-famed hunter and explorer, Kenya Adler, an alcoholic who leads the party into the hands of the Meshpokas, a feared African tribe. The ruler of the Meshpokas is the lost child, Algona. Livingstons gorilla is in reality an escaped Nazi war criminal dressed in an ape suit. Written by Larry B.

The voluptuous, sultry, foxy owner of a pirate radio station manages to always stay one step ahead of the police who constantly try to put her hot roadshow out of business for good.