A bluebird gets caught up in an aerial battle, and winds up with not only his tail feathers blown off, but knocked onto a distant Caribbean island. He's thoroughly unhappy, so the native crows sing him a calypso number.
That song is almost the entire point of this late Screen Gems cartoon, aside from the thoroughly angry blue bird -- usually seen as an avatar of happiness. In fact, there isn't much to ths cartoon, aside from the usual competent cartooning of the studio; the crows seem to be modeled on the one in the 'Fox and Crow' series.
That song is almost the entire point of this late Screen Gems cartoon, aside from the thoroughly angry blue bird -- usually seen as an avatar of happiness. In fact, there isn't much to ths cartoon, aside from the usual competent cartooning of the studio; the crows seem to be modeled on the one in the 'Fox and Crow' series.