Roland King

Jill flees New Smyrna, Florida, and boyfriend Keith, in hopes of a new life as a Miami fashion model in South Beach. With advice and support from drag queens Billee and Mona, she makes it to the top as an international supermodel in only seven weeks. Then, of course, Keith turns up to make trouble.

This educational film (not to be confused with the 1937 exploitation film of the same name, directed by Elmer Clifton) was produced in the 1950s by Samuel Ben Jebba. The film is presented by the Narcotics Educational Foundation of America (NEFA) and the California Narcotic Officers Association (CNOA) in corporation with Mrs. Lena H. Bratton, Chairman of the Motion Picture Committee.