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Woody Woodpecker is in the Foreign Legion, where he and his commander are guarding a dancing girl. A neighboring sheik wants her for his harem, and he kidnaps her. Woody goes to the sheik's palace and finally frees her by disguising her to be as ugly as homemade sin.
Sugarfoot, the faithful old plow-horse, fearing his days and place on the farm are numbered since his master had purchased a tractor, destroys it. The farmer is outraged and banishes Sugarfoot from the farm. Sugarfoot is determined to make the money needed to buy his master a new tractor, and he becomes a movie-double for a screen Wonder Horse of the Movies, and makes enough money to buy a new tractor. The farmer forgives him and, as a reward, takes him to the movies, where Sugarfoot sees the star-horse getting all the credit for all of Sugarfoot's stunt-doubling.
Woody Woodpecker and Buzz Buzzard are just a couple of sailors visiting a lovely tropical island in the South Pacific when a native girl invites them to lunch. The fun begins when they find out that they're the "lunch." The pair vie for the attention of the girl, who's more interested in sacrificing them to her volcano God than in romance.
Mr. Petipoint, a quiet little man on a quiet little street, looks for a little dog to share his life, but he buys a Great Dane pup! He decides to make a prefabricated domicile for his pedigreed pooch in this rollicking roarer. He tries to teach "Cuddles" to do things right. He shows the pup how to bury a bone. As the Great Dane grows, he starts burying... everything in sight.
A criminal known as "The Bat" (X 490231, alias Willy Garrity, alias Cornball Smith, etc.) unwittingly hides a top secret formula in Woody's house. The bird mistakes "Formula 7 3/8 (One Drop = 50,000 Horsepower)" for his "Redwood Sap" tonic and turns into a multicolored Superman, gaining super strength whenever he ingests it. The chase is on.
The Jingling Bros. Circus is performing for one night only in the town that farm horse Sugarfoot lives in. Paw has Sugarfoot pulling a plow. A new billboard goes up with pretty circus horse Starbrite's picture on it. She is a star at the circus. Sugarfoot falls for her and leaves his farm to meet her. Once he arrives, he sees Starbrite's trainer beating her. Sugarfoot kicks the villainous circus trainer. Sugarfoot woos the crowd with his ability to thwart the angry trainer, who keeps shooting at him with a rifle and missing every shot while, at the same time, getting the worst end of each thing he attempts to do to wrangle the horse. Paw is discouraged until Sugarfoot shows up again... this time with a bride and four little ponies.
In a used car town, happy Woody's car is wrecked by sleazy auto salesman Buzz Buzzard. Woody suddenly gets the feeling that he wants a new used car just as crafty Buzz just happens to be on hands to sell him one. Woody soon turns the dishonest dealer's lot into a junkyard.
A suicidal dog named John, about to jump off a bridge, relates the story about how he and his former wife and dancing partner, Mary, rose to the top from their days in vaudeville to playing at the Palace.
While Maw and Paw celebrate the birthday of their pet pig Milford, the 39 Boomer Brothers pignap the little guy for their pig roast. Milford's abducted as he blows out the candles on his cake. Maw and Paw try to save Milford, but it's more a result of the Boomer Brothers' incompetence that the little pig is able to return home to his family after a fast chase ensues.
Woody and Buzz Buzzard are younger teenagers fighting over a crush. They try to outdo each other in order to win the girl! Like Popeye and Bluto fighting for Olive, Woody and Buzz battle for Winnie's affection as they go to the Sock Hop followed by the Jive In-Drive In.
When Woody undertips in a posh restaurant, the waiters immediately throw him out on his ear. Tired of his petty lifestyle, he notices an ad in the paper for a rich woman with a big mansion and lots of food looking for a husband. Of course, he volunteers and is pleased when he overhears the woman's sexy voice on the telephone. Unfortunately, when he meets the lady in person, her sexy voice belies the fact that she is largely unattractive. She chases the unwilling Woody all over her mansion until he, finally, is reluctantly married to her.
Piano tuner Woody won't let distractions- like the police chasing crooks hiding in his piano shop- distract him from his mission. When a burglar, trying to escape the law by hiding under the piano, makes Woody play, our hero strikes up a "Convict Concerto."
Chilly Willy, the always-shivering penguin, tries to find warm shelter in a fur warehouse because, he says, "I'm cold." He attempts to get a fur coat in the storage house, but he has to get by a dog first.
