Playboy #2 (1957)

A hunter, whose walls are covered with trophies of horned beasts, prepares to use his head to butt a woman into bed.

A knight just takes off a small portion of his armor before bedding a damsel in a haystack.

A pilot makes an understatement after landing a huge jet airliner without instruments.

A dungeon-master confronts five prisoners who are singing in their cell.

A well-to-do man sits in a deck chair, noting that his daughter has returned home from college, frolicking naked and accompanied by two guitar-playing hippies.

Tropical natives, sitting on an elevated hut over water, are dismayed when alligators climb up the poles holding the hut up.

A man from New York tries to get his wife to come back from the suburbs.

A fat lady in the circus is caught in bed with the human skeleton by the woman's husband, a very short man.

A third-world dictator escapes from a mob in a helicopter, but might have trouble accessing his stolen wealth.

A man manipulates his hands so they throw a shadow of a couple having sex.

A guru at the top of a mountain advises a man to see Hugh Hefner for the secret of true happiness.

Neighbors on adjoining apartment buildings have balconies facing each other. The man on one puts partitions around his balcony, leaving just a peephole to see in. The man in the other balcony tries to see in the peephole, but falls off. The first man then takes down the partitions and flirts with the fallen man's wife.

A man is in the hospital for a heart transplant, but only wants a Republican one.

A husband finds a friend naked in his bedroom closet. He can't understand why the man didn't wait until the weekend wife-swapping party.

Two scientists do a birth control experiment with rats.

In a Revolutionary War camp, an aide tells the commander he's worried about one of the soldiers.

Two wealthy couples walking their dogs meet on the street. All are wearing expensive fur coats and hats, while talking of their love of animals.

Leda is concerned when her swan lover has wandering eyes for a passing swan.

A man at a bar comes up with a new pick-up line when he approaches two women.

An Eskimo building an igloo hasn't heard of Buckminster Fuller and his geodesic domes.

A fortune teller makes a prediction to a very buxom woman.

A policeman settles in a chair in his apartment, ignored by his wife, who's reading a magazine, and his children, who are watching television.

A man uses a yardstick to measure the height of the grass before starting a love-making session.

A man asks a girl's parents for permission to marry her, but they aren't satisfied with his reason.

Two men stranded on a desert island compose a personals ad for their message in a bottle.

A man in a bar tells a girl she should aim for a more wealthy clientele.

Two boys watching television reflect on their parents' contradictory messages.

A customer keeps complimenting a topless waitress on her breasts.

A redrawing of Édouard Manet's "The Luncheon on the Grass" (1863) with the characters playing strip poker.

After a romantic interlude, a woman gets dressed, while the man smokes a cigarette in bed.

A brothel doesn't have any customers.

Leaders from the "League for Moral Uplift" and the "Animal Humane Society" fight to see who gets to make the police shut down a theater featuring an act with a woman and an ape.

Scientists pretend they're planets for an experiment.

A pastor talks to a visitor and laments the loss of value of currencies.

A cowboy makes a play for a reluctant Indian girl.

In a booth at an exclusive restaurant, a man drops his napkin, but accidentally picks up the hem of his date's white dress, pulling it down and leaving her breasts exposed.

Two old men, sitting on a park bench playing checkers, watch an older lady in tight pants walk by.

At a board of director's meeting, one member shows his displeasure with a motion by giving the others a middle finger gesture.

After an outdoor evening love-making session, a woman compliments the man, who is making a mixed drink.

An obviously pregnant and clueless teen girl asks a boy why he's been avoiding her.

A wife is lying nude on the couch, waiting for her husband to come home from work.

A used car salesman has a man out for a test drive in a convertible. He gives a suggestion that could be appropriate for either the car's acceleration or for getting the attention of the attractive blonde walking on the sidewalk beside it.

The "Dirty Old Lady" is sick, but is well enough to grab the doctor's head and force it into her bosom.