Review of All in a Nutshell

. . . produce EITHER acorns, or walnuts, depending on how they feel. As someone with at least half of dozen of each species at my primary residence, this is news to me. ALL IN A NUTSHELL depicts Don Duck as setting up shop as a "Nut Butter" seller, though his so-called spread is more liquid than honey. A pair of squirrels, quite lacking in thumbs which can be opposed, proceed to roll boulders down mountains, lift jars out of attics and stampede columns of canned goods along forest paths into tree hollows, despite having no means to open said containers. This sort of implausible nonsense is a hallmark which distinguishes low-budget Dizzy fare from the far more factual Warner Bros. Animated output.