I didn't realize that Krazy Kat an the Gang made their way into the sixties. The animators went back to drawing the characters like they were in the early Twentieth Century. Here, Ignatz Mouse is given a job to sell prepackaged housing. All you do is open the box and there you are. That includes a house, garage, cars, and so on. Ignatz sells his neighbor these things. Krazy comes along and sets up a home of her own under an umbrella. There is series of events where the principle characters try to outdo one another with somewhat catastrophic results. The poor neighbor is the one that really pays the price for what is going on. It tends to be about the superiority of simplicity.
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