- When Margaret Carlson finds herself about to be replaced at the Harperville Bank by a computer, she turns to her only relative Walter for help. Her nephew must leave town, however, and the Westins invite Maggie to spend the night. She sneaks out in the night, followed by Dan, who tails her to a high-stakes poker game. The Westins confront Maggie, who admits that she tried to win enough money to retire, originally staking her game with funds "borrowed" from the bank. Now the Wesins must find a way to return the money to the bank before Maggie's indiscretions are made public, a plan complicated by a bank robbery.—whatsitsgalore
- Poor Aunt Maggie! She's been embezzling money from the bank she works at to cover her poker losses at what's a rigged poker game. Things might've gone on for a while except for Albert, who's bringing in a computer for the banks accounts and who catches Maggie's irregularities in the daily cash ledger. He blackmails her for half of what she's taken (about $30,000) with the threat of having the disparities go into the computer and become visible. Maggie's in a panic. She needs to get enough money to make good her losses and pay off Albert both. She steals more money from the bank and tries to win it at the poker game, where she's rooked out of all her cash again. Fortunately, the invisible Dr. Westin has followed her to the game and helps her win her money back.
Now, the only problem is getting the money into the vault so that everything looks good again. A complex scheme where the Westins stage a robbery of the bank and then leave the extra cash almost goes awry when a couple of real bank robbers arrive (wearing identical Frankenstein masks and black clothes, naturally). With a little back-and-forth on who's doing what, the local cops (replete with beer-bellied sergeant) show up to take charge and unmask everyone. The two bank robbers are a couple of generic yutzes, but will the cops unmask Dr. Westin? No, because in the excitement, he's slipped the clothes on Albert the blackmailer, who gets, if not exactly his just desserts, then an equivalent dose of sweets for being a schnook to Aunt Maggie.
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