Scrappy runs the nursery in a big department store, where people can drop off their children while they shop. A mug drops off his bratty twin babies for Scrappy to deal with.
Aside from the basic construction of a small boy holding down a job like that, it's a mixed bag of gags. The one I liked best was probably intended as a conventional convenince for the artists; while the front of the department store has a 1920s Manhattan facade, the rear is a small, one-story residential house with a back yard to hang laundry to dry.
Aside from the basic construction of a small boy holding down a job like that, it's a mixed bag of gags. The one I liked best was probably intended as a conventional convenince for the artists; while the front of the department store has a 1920s Manhattan facade, the rear is a small, one-story residential house with a back yard to hang laundry to dry.
