Unbeknownst to the participants, Stuart is revealed to be Vicker Cavendish, a notorious confidence trickster employing the bet as a ruse to conceal his embezzlement from the Bank of England, intending to frame Fogg for the crime.

This venture poses considerable peril for Fogg and his entourage, consisting of the Stooges and the newly acquainted Amelia Carter, whom they rescue during a tumultuous train journey.

The narrative unfolds with diverse episodes: an endeavor to purloin a cream pie on a British cargo ship bound for Turkey, an observation of an intricate Indian dance at a maharajah's palace featuring the Stooges, and an arrest in China, where the characters endure Communist brainwashing, leading to their release adrift in a small boat.

Exploiting Curly-Joe's music-induced strength, the group secures sustenance, attire, and passage to San Francisco from the manager of a formidable sumo wrestler in Tokyo.

In a final pursuit, Curly-Joe propels the police wagon through London, enabling Fogg to triumph in the bet, concluding with a dramatic crash into the Reformer's Club just seconds before the deadline.