Rhineheart (David Aston) for his "problem with authority," his continued tardiness, and his refusal to accept he rules of the company.As he sits next to her, she behaves like a hot floozie and stirs his passions - she even confesses to Monte her real feelings about her fiancee Roy, her philosophy of life and her desire not to be tied down with marriage and family:Monte: Well, are you more comfortable now?Helen: Yes, are you?Monte: Oh yes.Come with uncle and hear all proper.Hear angel trumpets and devil trombones.You are invited.After getting them back to his room, a creatively-filmed high-speed, slapstick orgy scene occurs.The frenetically-paced orgy is staged to the tempo of the "William Tell Overture." Before sexual hijinks, he sprays underarm deodorant at them, and then they frolic in group sex upon his bed.I bet he""s hung like a mammoth") and started making out, Jason""s corpse began to thaw in the Lab Two morgue.The film was thesixthin the series of Astaire-Rogers films, and was more entertaining for its dance numbers than its storyline (a script written by Howard Lindsay and revised by Allen Scott, and based upon an original story by Erwin Gelsey).