In a western city we find certain ambitious ladies banded together for the ""uplift"" of humanity.The first episode is fromthe Modern Story."Even reform movements must be financed." Two middle-aged ladies speak o a third stern-looking woman in an office about financing their reform movement: "If we can only interest Miss Jenkins - withher money- " They leave.They both expressed their opposing views on the progress afforded by Gutenberg""s revolutionary printing press in the shop (developed in a commercial form by 1450 AD), owned by printer Master Fisher (Charles Halton).Down the stairs after Linda bounds her roommate - insultingly sarcastic poor blonde girl Jean Maitland (Ginger Rogers), wearing a plain blouse and slacks, and demanding that she remove and return her stockings.Tatum: (roaring) YOGI BERRA, Miss Deverich!Miss Deverich: Yogi? Why, it""s a sort of religion, isn""t it?Tatum: You bet it is - a belief in the New York Yankees." Potter complains about a few idealistic, "starry-eyed dreamers like Peter Bailey (who) stir ""em up and fill their head with a lot of impossible ideas.