BLAZING STEWARDESSES

Ben Brewster owns the Lucky Dollar dude ranch; Honey Morgan trains young ladies to be escorts for the ranch's male guests. To revitalize the business, Brewster decides to install casino equipment and invites big-spending gamblers to the ranch. He charters a plane to take them there, and hires three stewardesses to staff the flight in return for a two-week vacation. The guests enjoy a barbecue, a costume parade, and a rodeo, but their vacation is disrupted by a band of hooded horsemen terrorizing the ranch and targeting Brewster. Also disrupting the scene are the Ritz Brothers, transients who sign on as hotel staff and become short-order cooks, golf instructors, janitors, and lifeguards. A mysterious masked hero arrives on horseback to rout the villains and unmask their leader.

A mysterious masked hero arrives on horseback, defeats the hooded villains, and unmasks their leader, resolving the chaos at the ranch.

The film culminates in classic western fashion with a masked hero restoring order and exposing the antagonists who have been threatening the ranch. This ending ties up the central conflict, delivering both the comedic and action payoffs expected from a sexploitation-western hybrid. The unmasking and defeat of the villains signal a return to rowdy normalcy, keeping with the film’s irreverent tone.