The silk-hatted big frog decides he's too good for life in the little pond. However, when he goes to a jazz club in the big city, things get out of hand in this unremarkable Terrytoon.
Mannie Davis and George Gordon had their first credits as co-directors earlier in the year, and their style was a breath of fresh air for Paul Terry's studio. Yet here they were, doing the same sort of cartoon that Terry had been producing since before he had hired Gordon when he had begun his own studio. The year after this cartoon, Fred Quimby came knocking, and Gordon jumped to MGM, where he languished uncredited for half a dozen years. Davis, however, had knocked about a bit and would ne content to remain at the Terry studio for the remainder of his career, the big frog in the small pond.
Mannie Davis and George Gordon had their first credits as co-directors earlier in the year, and their style was a breath of fresh air for Paul Terry's studio. Yet here they were, doing the same sort of cartoon that Terry had been producing since before he had hired Gordon when he had begun his own studio. The year after this cartoon, Fred Quimby came knocking, and Gordon jumped to MGM, where he languished uncredited for half a dozen years. Davis, however, had knocked about a bit and would ne content to remain at the Terry studio for the remainder of his career, the big frog in the small pond.