Lee Travis

A student is killed and a teacher threatened at a school for airline stewardesses. The Angels enroll in the school, and on a final test flight, an attempted hijacking leaves Kelly to fly the plane.

Dean Martin, as casino boss Frank Howell, is unnerved by the violent deaths of his closest friends. When showgirl Mary Phillips is killed in a mysterious car crash, the Angels fly to Vegas and go undercover at the Tropicana. An unidentified motorist takes a potshot at bitter comic Joey January - is it serious, or just another ruse to get out of his contract with Frank? Howell's old gambling buddy Gyp suffers hit-and-run injuries, and is then fatally overdosed by an intruder in his hospital room. Financial ruin threatens as Mark Haines, Frank's rival in love and business, brings in craps genius Professor Perkins. While Sabrina is out boating with Frank, Kris, and veteran crooner Marty Cole, a gunshot warns that her budding romance with Frank could prove hazardous to her health. She returns fire, but Marty secretly sabotages the motor. When Kris and Marty disappear under ominous circumstances, Sabrina and Kelly force thug Ed Slocum to take them to Marty. In a crazed attempt to avenge his wife's recent auto death, Marty has sought to emasculate Frank. Dying from gunfire, he still falsely believes that his wife Leslie deliberately smashed up because of guilt over an anticipated affair with Frank.

The Angels are retained by an insurance company to find $5 million in stolen bronze and gold statuary. So, they follow suspects Paul Hollister and Wes Anderson on a cruise ship bound for the Caribbean, while Bosley stays in Los Angeles to keep an eye on a fence known to be associated with the two thieves. Once on board the cruise ship, Paul and Kris are attracted to each other and she uses the occasion to infiltrate their activities. Lead ashore in St. Thomas by Rourke and Paul, the thugs lead Kris to a Henri Dumajeran who demands delivery of the stolen art. Paul refuses and gives the man his assurance that the art will arrive soon. Meanwhile Jon becomes suspicious of Kris and her curious responses in conversation. Rourke discovers that the Angel threesome (including new Angel, Tiffany Welles) are ex-cops. He and Dumajeran abduct Kelly at gunpoint and demand that she take them to Paul and the stolen art. She does so, leaving a "Hansel and Gretel" trail of clues. Paul reveals that he smuggles people out from behind The Iron Curtain with the money he raises from stolen art. But before Kris can act on his confession, Wes confronts her. Paul is angered but cannot harm Kris. Tiffany and Bosley discover that Kelly has been abducted and follow her clues -- winding up in a remote area offshore where Kelly is diving with Paul in the shallow water. Rourke and Dumajeran arrive in a speedboat and confronting Paul and Jon, offer Kelly's life for the stolen artwork. But she escapes by diving overboard and after a struggle, they are caught. The insurance company offers to exchange a million dollars for the stolen art and Paul agrees. But when the representative tries to pull a switch -- giving Paul an empty briefcase for the cash, Kris re-switches -- providing Paul the money he needs to make his getaway.

The Angels are retained by an insurance company to find $5 million in stolen bronze and gold statuary. So, they follow suspects Paul Hollister and Wes Anderson on a cruise ship bound for the Caribbean, while Bosley stays in Los Angeles to keep an eye on a fence known to be associated with the two thieves. Once on board the cruise ship, Paul and Kris are attracted to each other and she uses the occasion to infiltrate their activities. Lead ashore in St. Thomas by Rourke and Paul, the thugs lead Kris to a Henri Dumajeran who demands delivery of the stolen art. Paul refuses and gives the man his assurance that the art will arrive soon. Meanwhile Jon becomes suspicious of Kris and her curious responses in conversation. Rourke discovers that the Angel threesome (including new Angel, Tiffany Welles) are ex-cops. He and Dumajeran abduct Kelly at gunpoint and demand that she take them to Paul and the stolen art. She does so, leaving a "Hansel and Gretel" trail of clues. Paul reveals that he smuggles people out from behind The Iron Curtain with the money he raises from stolen art. But before Kris can act on his confession, Wes confronts her. Paul is angered but cannot harm Kris. Tiffany and Bosley discover that Kelly has been abducted and follow her clues -- winding up in a remote area offshore where Kelly is diving with Paul in the shallow water. Rourke and Dumajeran arrive in a speedboat and confronting Paul and Jon, offer Kelly's life for the stolen artwork. But she escapes by diving overboard and after a struggle, they are caught. The insurance company offers to exchange a million dollars for the stolen art and Paul agrees. But when the representative tries to pull a switch -- giving Paul an empty briefcase for the cash, Kris re-switches -- providing Paul the money he needs to make his getaway.

Dean Martin, as casino boss Frank Howell, is unnerved by the violent deaths of his closest friends. When showgirl Mary Phillips is killed in a mysterious car crash, the Angels fly to Vegas and go undercover at the Tropicana. An unidentified motorist takes a potshot at bitter comic Joey January - is it serious, or just another ruse to get out of his contract with Frank? Howell's old gambling buddy Gyp suffers hit and run injuries, and is then fatally overdosed by an intruder in his hospital room. Financial ruin threatens as Mark Haines, Frank's rival in love and business, brings in craps genius Professor Perkins. While Sabrina is out boating with Frank, Kris, and veteran crooner Marty Cole, a gunshot warns that her budding romance with Frank could prove hazardous to her health. She returns fire, but Marty secretly sabotages the motor. When Kris and Marty disappear under ominous circumstances, Sabrina and Kelly force thug Ed Slocum to take them to Marty. In a crazed attempt to avenge his wife's recent auto death, Marty has sought to emasculate Frank. Dying from gunfire, he still falsely believes that his wife Leslie deliberately smashed up because of guilt over an anticipated affair with Frank.