The film begins with Bugs at his palatial mansion being interviewed by a Hollywood columnist. She asks him to recall his rise to stardom from his earliest days on Vaudeville (when he was continually pelted with pies by his partner Elmer) to the accidental switching of roles to Bugs' attempt to make it on Broadway singing in the chorus. It's all cute fun and leads up the the cartoon's conclusion when Bugs shows that he's finally made it on screen and begins acting his big scene---an exact duplicate of his chorus days on Broadway. I liked this cute ending but doubt if the average kid would really understand the joke.
As always, the production values are tops and this is a highly entertaining film.
As always, the production values are tops and this is a highly entertaining film.