program is going to be one big (no pun intended) ball.

Once they have been schooled in the arts of attracting the opposite sex with special emphasis on how to make it in the bedroom (as brought about by a stud-tutor who is an old friend of Maddy's) the two girls and their mother take off on a quest for quick security before the well runs dry. Their adventures include:

A rich, retired rancher whose son has a relationship with Cissy in a haystack. This affair is abruptly terminated when Cissy discovers what ranch life really has in store for her.

An eccentric, libidinous millionaire who gives parties in his mansion where sexual games are played by the "beautiful people" to smoke out their every fantasy and perversion, with the winner being the individual who can successfully finish an assortment of bizarre encounters. Mouth-watering young teeny boppers, a sadistic general, two luscious lesbians, a beautiful but emasculating vixen and a super stud eventually fail to finish the game. Cissy, however, whose nature precludes any sexual hang-ups, screws her way to the championship.

A wealthy industrialist, whose son rescues Cissy from drowning during a yacht party, consequently collects his reward in a giant sunken tub on board the ship.

Has Maddy's mission finally borne fruit? Not quite. Penny, thoroughly disgusted by the goings on at the previous party, has run off with the stud-tutor (penniless). Cissy, in turn, elopes with the wealthy industrialist's son, but Maddy's joy turns to something else when she discovers his father has disinherited him some time ago.

All this has taught Maddy two lessons in life. The first lesson is that you can't live your children's lives for them, and secondly, salvation may be where you least expect to find it. Far from being washed up herself (as she had feared, alas), Maddy has caught the eye of the industrialist himself.