Finding a roll of money, Ham and Bud buy some new clothes and go to the beach. They meet Fifi, an actress. Because he can lick his little pal, Ham proves more successful in making Fifi's acquaintance. Ham further arouses Bud's ire by refusing to share the money with him. Bud sees the gambling conducted by Braley. Between them, they concoct a plan. Bud steers his chum up against Braley's roulette wheel and in a few minutes Ham's money is separated from him. Bud steals the roll from the table and decamps with Fifi. Ham, pursued by the irate gambler, takes refuge in the dressing room of the tent show conducted by Sass. The fugitive dons a ballet skirt belonging to Fifi. Bud and Fifi enter. Ham, mistaken for the actress, has been compelled to go on and do a turn. Bud takes one glance at the "soubrette's" feet. Fifi discovers her loss. Followed by the members of the company and Bud, she pursues Ham. The chase leads to the big pier. Cornered, Ham is compelled to jump off into the ocean. While Bud is gloating, the gambler, who is among the pursuers, sees him and makes a grab for him. Without further ado. Bud follows Ham.