Jean Joyce visits the Lazy Q ranch with her fiance and his mother. She thinks her father, Chester Conklin owns it, her guests think it can be sold for a lot of money. Conklin is actually a hand. Ray Whitley owns the spread, but goes along with the gag because Miss Joyce is pretty and he doesn't want to humiliate Conklin.
It's all a pleasant excuse for half a dozen country swing melodies by Whitley and his group. It was a musical genre that within another seven years, would sell more records than any other form of music. Whitley would appear in a dozen or so shorts with sketchy plots and lots of music over the next few years.
It's all a pleasant excuse for half a dozen country swing melodies by Whitley and his group. It was a musical genre that within another seven years, would sell more records than any other form of music. Whitley would appear in a dozen or so shorts with sketchy plots and lots of music over the next few years.
