A gambler-turned-bookmaker, "Odds" Owen, sets up an insurance business with a unique approach, offering better odds and less risk. He underwrites a wide range of policies, confident that his "staff" can ensure no losses. His first big client is Colonel Jefferson Davis Youngblood, who buys a $50,000 policy against his daughter Marilyn's marriage, as she's his sole support.
Don't Bet on Blondes
An insurance agent's professional responsibility to protect a client's daughter's autonomy unexpectedly evolves into a tender and romantic connection.
