Cubby Bear

A mustachioed villain fox and suit-sporting yes-men kidnap Cubby's girlfriend. Cubby pursues them to the old sawmill, where the villain has tied her to a log that is soon to be sawn. A classic good guy vs. bad guy battle to save the girl ensues.

Cubby rises and shines with the dawn, and, reading a headline, learns that a "mysterious menace" is attacking farms and destroying crops. He uses his ingenuity to uncover the mystery. Cubby and his girlfriend go underground and create a crop of synthetic vegetables in their underground cave-factory, then force them upward through the soil. An evil clothes-wearing opossum conspires to steal the entire load of vegetables in his pickup truck, but Cubby's worm friend tips them off. Cubby bombs the opossum with a pineapple, blowing him sky-high. Beans, peas, and other assorted objects take on lives and personalities of their own.

A Rube Goldberg-style flying machine transports Cubby to the North Pole, where he ducks an angry polar bear/traffic cop into an igloo/speakeasy which boasts a wild musical floor show. Our hero orders the house specialty, a singing walrus waiter quartet belts out "I Wish I Had a Mammy," and all is hotsy-totsy until the cop gets wise! They take their fight outside, and Cubby hijacks a gigantic mobile snowball, somehow winding up clear across the globe and back in his girlfriend's arms before the iris out.

Cubby Bear leads a safari and, with his native guides, sets elaborate traps to "bring 'em back alive." One ape keeps trying to get caught, but Cubby seems more intent on capturing mice!

Cubby Bear participates in a Roman chariot race for his girlfriend, while Nero (portrayed by a pig) fiddles.