The Flying Nun

Sister Bertrille writes a song to raise money for the convent.

A police captain is sure the nuns are running a gambling operation.

The sisters sing "Hava Nagila" at a Jewish wedding in the convent garden.

Under hypnosis, Sister Bertrille and Reverend Mother switch personalities.

To keep Carlos in San Tanco, Sister Bertrille traps the police captain into condemning the convent building.

Sister Bertrille gets an ancient organ for the convent with surprising results.

Seeing Sister Bertrille fly, a tourist thinks she is an invader from outer space.

A robber terrorizes Sister Bertrille, alone in the convent with a sick little boy.

Sister Bertrille's search for the donor of a check embroils the convent with a shady politician.

Chaos erupts when Capt. Fomento installs parking meters.

Sister Bertrille tries to keep from flying off during solemn ceremonies.

Carlos must have a wife and children to present to his grandmother.

The owner decides to sell the land on which the Convent is built.

Sister Bertrille turns an aging magician's farewell performance into his greatest triumph.

Rescued from drowning by Sister Bertrille, a movie star feels she had a religious experience.

The nuns are used as pawns in a scheme to rob the casino.

Sister Bertrille sets a trap for the Casino thieves.

An old boy friend feels Sister Bertrille became a nun because he jilted her.

Sister Bertrille buys a music-loving cow for the convent.

An accident-prone monk works on Carlos' income tax.

Captain Gaspar Fomento of the police force thinks everyone has forgotten his birthday, even the nuns.

To solve the convent's financial problems, the sisters go into the bakery business.

The convent inherits a dry goods store and hires Carlos' cousin Luis to run it.

Sister Bertrille unwittingly invites a horde of Carlos' relatives to San Tanco.

A poor farmer donates a lottery ticket to the convent.