Ann-Margret

"Harry and Kate Mackenzie married for better or worse and after 30 years, their union is neither better nor worse. Instead, it somehow simply died. But Harry has a second chance in life. He's met a woman who rekindles his sense of life's fullness. But Harry knows taking that chance will cause his family pain"--Container.

Lucky Jackson arrives in town with his car literally in tow ready for the first Las Vegas Grand Prix. First he has to come up with the money to buy an engine. Working as a waiter, he gets the cash easily enough. He still finds the time to court young Rusty Martin who is the pretty swimming pool manager. Lucky manages to mislay his funds and it seems he will lose both race and girl. His problems are complicated further when rival Elmo Mancini, a fellow...

Society grande dame Alice Grenville is appalled when her son marries Ann, an El Morocco showgirl. She snubs her unsuitable daughter-in-law until the young woman unloads a shotgun at what she claims is a prowler, but turns out to be her husband. Then Alice and her elite friends come to the rescue, protecting Ann from a murder charge rather than subject their moneyed circle to the unpleasantness of police and publicity.

Two old men, rivals for fifty years, put new energy into their squabbles when a beautiful widow, and then another beautiful woman comes to town.