Two old guys are playing chess when the ash from the cigar of one of them falls on the queen.
Betty pops up from the head of the piece and brushes off the ash.
And then Bimbo and the King form.
That’s probably the most imaginative thing in the cartoon. We have things spring to life to cover Betty’s panties (parents of the ‘30s, apparently, weren’t so hung up about banning their kids from seeing something like that), and little else.
James I’m-Not-Shamus-Yet Culhane and William Henning are the animators.
"Mask-A-Raid' made better use of the same three characters, even if the plot there also was as light as a feather (not sure if Culhane or Bowsky did that one, but at the time those were the two units that seemed the most comfortable handling Betty's design).
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