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The Bumsteads receive two letters: one announcing a high-school reunion dinner, the other a “course” showing how to pick winners at the race track. Later, when Dagwood calls to tell Blondie he has received a two-dollar-and-fifty-cent weekly raise, friends present at their home to discuss the reunion dinner with Blondie jump to the conclusion that the raise was $250 weekly. and expect the Bumsteads to pay for the dinner. Dagwood gets fired again, and horse-racing, a race-track, touts, bookies and assorted characters also get involved.
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etim : Boy, that was a chore to watch. It had everything to make it a good flick--except for the ...