Where Angels Go, Trouble Follows (1968)

On a cross country trip from Pennsylvania to California, a mother superior (Rosalind Russell) must not only once again deal with high spirited schoolgirls but with a young and non conventional progressive nun (Stella Stevens). Directed by James Neilson (THE MOON SPINNERS). A sequel to the 1966 movie, THE TROUBLE WITH ANGELS. More enjoyable than it has a right to be. The movie was on the borderline between traditional mainstream "wholesome" family comedies and the "new" Hollywood films that pushed the envelope (EASY RIDER, MIDNIGHT COWBOY, BOB & CAROL & TED & ALICE) that would come the next year. In that regard, it's a bit of a relic. Still, it has it charms, however conventional. If you enjoyed TROUBLE WITH ANGELS, you should enjoy this. If you didn't, obviously you wouldn't bother. With Robert Taylor, Van Johnson, Susan Saint James, Milton Berle, Binnie Barnes, Mary Wickes, William Lundigan and Arthur Godfrey.