In the stooge's 59th short, they play tree surgeons hired to treat a puckerless persimmon tree. After messing that up, they go abroad to find a second one.
- Stock Sound Effects: Played with. The idol of Rum-boogy, which Curly takes the persimmon seed from, sounds more like flying creatures familiar to cartoon watchers of the 60s through 80s.
- Yiddish as a Second Language: As with most of their more on-the-level roles, Moe calls for a Bubaasik, a Whoosikah, and a pazzkunyakus.
