A jitterbugger shows up at the Pearly Gates, and tries to tell St. Peter the story of his life. But he speaks only in slang, which Peter interprets literally.
It's a very nice example of Tex Avery's ability to fill a cartoon with so many gags that you can't help but laugh. Some are good, some are unremarkable, some are very funny, but the sheer volume keeps you laughing throughout.
Like many of Avery's cartoons, you get the impression that the structure of the story is determined by the fact this is a six-minute cartoon, and he could keep it up for hours on end.
It's a very nice example of Tex Avery's ability to fill a cartoon with so many gags that you can't help but laugh. Some are good, some are unremarkable, some are very funny, but the sheer volume keeps you laughing throughout.
Like many of Avery's cartoons, you get the impression that the structure of the story is determined by the fact this is a six-minute cartoon, and he could keep it up for hours on end.