Three years after his painful divorce, loneliness prompts Charlie Stevens to place a personal ad in the Pittsburgh Post-Gazette, seeking a little female softness and warmth, with no desire for a relationship. He is pleasantly surprised when a number of women, including a librarian and a lesbian, a coed and a cop, a socialite and a stripper, a minister and a model, all answer the ad as a means of meeting their own needs. The result is many pleasant and interesting evenings, which tend to push Charlie toward a decision he is not ready to make. Although his basic goals are being met, Charlie...