Sugar arrives at the dock to meet up with Joe who is pretending to be million...
Sugar knocks on Daphne and Josephine's door to tell them about her date with ...
Joe dressed as "Junior" gets Sugar's attention on the beach by pretending to ...
Joe pretending to be Junior gives Sugar the diamond bracelet that Osgood gave...
Junior tells Sugar that it's hard for him to feel anything for a woman, so Su...
Joe, pretending to be millionaire Junior, brags on his date with Sugar about ...
Sugar asks about a mounted fish trophy on the boat that Junior tells her that...
Sugar asks Junior about the boat, but it really isn't Junior's boat so he mak...
Junior can't figure out how to drive the motorboat unless it's in reverse so ...
Sugar comments on how she wishes her mother could see her dating a millionair...
Jerry can't wait to see how Joe will worm his way out of pretending to be a r...
Joe pretends to be a rich oil man and becomes Sugar's dream man who she meets...
Sugar climbs into "Daphne's" bunk to thank "her" for taking the blame for the...
Jerry and Sugar share drinks in his bunk. Sugar doesn't know that Jerry is r...
Jerry reminds himself that he's supposed to acting like a girl and when Sugar...
Sugar visits Jerry after lights out to thank him again for taking the fall fo...
Sugar tells Jerry and Joe that all the girls in the band drink but Sugar is t...
Jerry and Joe catch Sugar in the ladies room drinking from a flask.
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