Mixed Nuts

The storyline of Mixed Nuts centers around a city council meeting where a politician announces funding for unemployed plumbers, only to be met with a humorous inquiry from a chorus girl about assistance for her profession. This setup leads to a comedic exchange about the government's plan to allocate two million dollars for re-educating chorus girls.

The film reflects the socio-political climate of the 1930s, particularly in its critique of the New Deal policies. This makes it an interesting piece for collectors interested in political satire and the evolution of comedy in early cinema. Given its unique premise and the blend of humor with topical themes, it stands out in the collection of Roach comedies from the period.