Things escalate when Mary's formidable father coerces Jim into marrying her, recounting a tale of familial honor and coercion.

Mary, utilizing her feminine allure, endeavors to provoke jealousy in Jim by captivating Tom and Jack with her charms, thereby undermining the Stooges' fidelity to their avowed oath.

Through a series of exchanges and musical interludes, Mary's machinations unravel the Stooges' steadfast commitment to celibacy, ultimately revealing Jim's marital status.

The climax unfolds as Mary, candidly disclosing her marriage to Jim, inadvertently propels Tom and Jack out of the train window during a chaotic struggle.

The denouement portrays the aging Stooges reuniting at the nearly deserted Woman Haters clubhouse, symbolizing the passage of time and the evolution of their attitudes towards relationships.