Johnny and the Knights of Galilee

"Whiskers," the timid book reviewer on a metropolitan daily newspaper is fired, along with his girlfriend, switchboard-operator Lucy Walters. They agree to meet for dinner to discuss a book Whiskers is writing. Deciding to change his appearance as well as his ways, Whiskers has his beard shaved off at a barber shop. As he is leaving, he notices people shrinking from him in fear; without his whiskers, he is the exact image of "Brute" Hanson, a gang-leader just released from prison. He runs into "Dude" Heath, a Hanson henchman, and when he fails to recognize him, Dude thinks he has gone stir-crazy. Dude telephones Maxine Carewe, Hanson's sweetheart. Henchmen Dude, Maxie and "Dopey" kidnap Whiskers. He is knocked out and awakens in Maxine's apartment clad in pajamas. He leaps from the bathroom window, finds a raincoat, galoshes and umbrella in the basement and takes a taxicab to Lucy's apartment. Meanwhile, Hanson's gangland rival, "Bugs" Linaker, decides to kill Hanson. Since he is hot and on the spot, Hanson disguises himself with a beard and soon friends and enemies alike are unaware of which man is whom.

The perfect plan to make money for the three fools Bruto, Neto and Remigutis goes a long way. While Bruto and Neto, captured by Alexander, a businessman of dubious reputation, and fighting for a living, Remigutis bursts into his hometown.

Eleven tales of love connected by padlocks on a gate - a journey exploring the heart behind the worldwide phenomenon that is Locks of Love.

Peter Voss is once again on a mission to help a good friend. He is to find eight stolen Ming figures of inestimable value.