 The year is 1919; films show doughboys enjoying Paris; aerial antics by aces Eddie Rickenbacker, Hap Arnold and Billy Mitchell; and action in the scandal-riddled World Series (eight players were convicted of throwing games). Also a tribute to the Tin Lizzie (with zany clips from the Keystone Kops) and voice recordings of vaudevillians George Jessel, Fanny Brice and Nora Bayes. Mel Torme sings, "September Song" and "Just an Ordinary Day" an original number by Mel and producer Draper Lewis.