The Color Of The Moon

Frank Brinton, the ingenious inventor and great showman, that dashing figure on all the posters, finds himself upstaged by an equally ingenious schoolmarm. Enter the schoolmarm, Indiana Putman, beautiful, refined and classically educated. Soon Frank starts half-scolding himself that he is acting like a "crazed stallion" who, try as he might, can't get that amazing "filly" off his mind. Just one problem: On their first brief date, Frank had made a presumptuous move, provoking the fiery Indiana's scorn. The next day he had to be on the road again - heading to the next town on the tour's schedule.