A meek bank teller, who is supposed to be guarding a large sum of money, gets entangled in a convoluted plot involving counterfeiters. He is framed for the theft and must work with the actual counterfeiters to clear his name and recover the stolen cash. Comedic hijinks ensue as he tries to navigate the dangerous underworld while maintaining his innocence.

This screwball comedy was largely panned by critics upon its release, with many finding its plot convoluted and its humor dated. Despite a notable cast, the film failed to impress, and it has since faded into relative obscurity.

• The film suffers from a weak and nonsensical plot.
• The humor is often forced and fails to land.
• Despite some recognizable faces, the performances are generally uninspired.

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Although Johnny Carson played a supporting role as a bank official, he was primarily known as the host of The Tonight Show and this was one of his few film appearances.