Gene Randolph adores her father and, in order to spend the winter with him, gives up her fun life in New York. But provincial Garston is not such a boring place - passions boil here and intrigues are woven. For example, Countess di Fanfani, Jean's grandmother, is concocting a devious plan to lure local preacher, Christopher Wynne, to the opera stage. Mr. Wynne resists the Countess's entreaties, and Jean resists the slight dizziness that this gentleman causes her. She is also a priest? Funny! In addition, Chris has a wide choice - all the girls in Garston are crazy about him. And the worst thing is that Jin understands them - after all, he is handsome, talented, generous.