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With the arrival of the U.S. Navy's Sixth Fleet, a poor English teacher hesitantly accepts a cabaret owner's lucrative offer to teach the basics of the language to two of her best girls. But, what if one of them is only interested in love?

Unable to make ends meet, the otherwise respectable English teacher, Filippos Ageloutsos, reluctantly accepts Madame Fouli's lucrative proposition to teach the basics of the language to two of her cabaret's best girls: Gina and Lisa. With the imminent arrival of the U.S. Navy's Sixth Fleet, Filippos and his new apt pupils must work fast if they want to make a fast buck; however, an unexpected complication will pave the way for yet another equally profitable offer. Undoubtedly, if things go as planned, Filippos will hit the jackpot; nevertheless, what if one of the ladies is only interested in love?—Nick Riganas

Filippos (Philip) Ageloutsos is a highly-educated language teacher, but he is struggling financially. He is the only breadwinner in his family, and he has to financially support his rather incompetent relatives. Meanwhile, a local cabaret has problems of its own. It is competing with other cabarets and brothels in order to attract sailors of the United States Navy who frequent the area during their shore leave, but most of the the cabaret girls do not speak English and can't actually talk to their clients. Filippos is hired to train the girls, and he discovers that his new job is far more profitable than his previous assignments. Meanwhile, he starts to realize that his relatives are taking advantage of him and he tries to emancipate himself.—Dimos I