Unable to finish enjoying his delicious ice cream cone, Officer Pooch gets called to break up a cat-and-dog fight at the corner of Third and Main. The poor guy, responding to one of those old-fashioned phone that were attached to telephone poles, in a moment of confusion holds the ice cream cone to his ear and licks the receiver.
Anyway, he discovers this little had a little kitten cornered on top of the telephone pole. The rest of the cartoon - which is the bulk of it - is the officer's attempts at getting that small cat down.
He doesn't get much cooperation from the stupid cat, or the dog, or a woodpecker. They are all thwarting his efforts to be a good guy.
This cartoon obviously was for the little kids in the audience. There isn't much for an adult to laugh at in here. It was part of the Marx Brothers double-bill DVD of "Go West" and "The Big Store."
Anyway, he discovers this little had a little kitten cornered on top of the telephone pole. The rest of the cartoon - which is the bulk of it - is the officer's attempts at getting that small cat down.
He doesn't get much cooperation from the stupid cat, or the dog, or a woodpecker. They are all thwarting his efforts to be a good guy.
This cartoon obviously was for the little kids in the audience. There isn't much for an adult to laugh at in here. It was part of the Marx Brothers double-bill DVD of "Go West" and "The Big Store."