Oh my, very short and to the point indeed this one is, featuring a monkey by the seaside singing an old-timey ditty about selling peanuts while dancing a merry jig, and that is it! I must say though, that for 1933 the animation as well as the orchestration of the monkey's dance is still quite impressive, and especially to say it's animation of the stop-motion variety, and for what it is it's a sunny little short - but I'm afraid that what will grab and keep anyone's attention will only be, and what makes what might possibly have been a cute short into one that's just a little more unintentionally creepy than they probably intended, is the design and unearthly movements of the monkey. The way his mouth is set in a very clown-like grin, the way the arms are longer than the entire length of the body, the grotesque way he takes off his own tail and dances around with it then puts it back on, and particularly the freaking huge unblinking glass eyes that the gibberish abomination occasionally stops to stare directly at you with! It's like they intentionally took everything that's cute and appealing to the eyes of a child and flipped it! The thing is undeniably nightmarish and if I had seen this as a kid, I'd have been terrified of that thing getting me in my sleep with its dopey snake arms and eating me!! Poor Dave Fleischer and his team must have tried so hard to make something sweet and adorable but they clearly ended up doing the exact opposite.. So yes I'd say that it's still technically impressive as an animation to this day, as is the Spookiness of the damn monkey - good vintage animation short that's still enjoyable, but the vendor must go!!! X