Summary
A scruffy terrier with a clattering tin lashed to his plumy tail becomes the unlikely puppet-master of a slapstick courtship: Brownie’s metallic clatter haunts the jalopy of a jittery suitor until the rattled driver abandons combustion for a moth-eaten mare, only to discover the same percussive specter trotting behind the buggy—each echo tightening the screws of his embarrassment while nudging an apple-cheeked girl straight into the patient arms of the dog’s quietly smitten master. Through sooty back-lot streets and sun-cracked country lanes, the canine’s anarchic percussion scores a rustic symphony of courtship, class anxiety, and the sheer obstinacy of love.
Synopsis
With a tin can tied to Brownie's tail, he follows a flivver and makes the driver think that the car is rattling. This induces him to change the car for a horse and buggy, but Brownie continues to follow until the girl is won by the owner of the dog.
