Frank Butler is the star of Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show. Then along comes sharpshooter Annie Oakley. Bill adds her to the show and she is soon the star. Chief Sitting Bull makes her his daughter, but that's still not enough to get the man she wants. After parting ways and going bankrupt, Annie and Frank meet again at a party. Annie is finally a white glove lady.

Annie Oakley and Frank Butler Buffalo Bill   Charlie Davenport and Dolly Tate announce the arrival of the Wild West Show.   A crowd soon gathers to hear the news.     Frank has a girl in every town. He's a bad, bad man. The little gal from the tall grass meets the big swollen headed stiff. What kind of bird belongs on a hat? Dolly introduces the shooting match. Frank takes the first shot and it's a hit. Annie matches every one of Frank's hits with another hit. Charlie explains the agony of show business. Charlie, Frank, and Buffalo Bill convince Annie that "there's no business like show business." Annie with her brother and sisters   Nellie, Minnie, Jessie, and Little Jake "I'm an Indian, too." Annie gets adopted into the Sioux tribe. Now she is Chief Sitting Bull's daughter. Annie is a sure shot, but she realizes she "can't get a man with a gun." On the train, Little Jake teaches Annie how to read. Nellie and Little Jake sing a lullaby on the train. Jessie and Minnie harmonize before bedtime. Returning from Europe on the cattleboat. Mrs. Sylvia Potter Porter makes a move for Frank. Annie shows her medals to the other white glove ladies. Annie is finally a white glove lady. Mr. and Mrs. Schuyler Adams consider buying Madison Square Garden so they can host the Wild West Show every night. She's got the sun in the mornin' and the moon at night. Frank is ready for a 'partnership' until he sees Annie's medals. Anything you can do, I can do better. Frank and Annie reach an agreement about the medals. Thanks to the orchestra for wonderful music. Heap good show!