In the film, Mickey and the gang are throwing a party for all of their friends. Minnie and Clarabelle perform a song while Mickey, Horace, and Goofy (known at this time as Dippy Dawg) are in the kitchen preparing some refreshments. Once the refreshments are finished and distributed, an energetic jam session breaks out that causes the guests and even inanimate objects to dance to the music. As the cartoon ends, police officers arrive to seemingly put an end to the party due to complaints from neighbors, but end up joining it instead.
In his first screen appearance since his debut as an audience member in Mickey's Revue earlier that year, Dippy Dawg/Goofy first takes on the role of a predominant member of Mickey's gang. His design had also been changed to look younger and more clean-shaven. This design would more or less be consistent on film until the 1935 Mickey Mouse cartoon On Ice.
Some of the animation of Mickey dancing with a lady pig in this film was originally used in the 1930 Mickey Mouse Cartoon The Shindig.
Censorship[]
There is a stereotypical scene in which matches burn themselves, which they then appear as if they have blackface, and then they say "Mammy". This scene is frequently cut from almost all television airings in the United States.
The version of this episode on House of Mouse also edited this blackface matches gag, where the scene in question is replaced with repeated earlier footage of the dancing matches.