In this typical 2-reel farce, "Pip Boys" tailors Moe, Larry and Shemp (The Three Stooges), in hock to the finance company of Skin & Flint ("I. Fleecem, president"), go after a notorious criminal (Harold Brauer) for the reward. Producer-director Jules White's voice was heard on the radio in one scene, delivering a commercial for "Blurb-o-Line, the only gasoline with bicarbonate of soda." Considering the amount of stock footage involved, the official 1953 "remake" of this short, Rip, Sew and Stitch, played more like a re-release.
