In the beginning, Tom and Jerry resort to their usual chases, battles, and infliction of minor injuries on each other. It is encouraging, though, that this violence is more subdued than in their previous cartoons. Eventually, they do become friends following the advice of Puggsie and Frankie. Before they are reconciled, though, Tom gets his tail smashed, whiskers pulled, his teeth smashed by a golf ball and endures other painful indignities. He and Jerry are attacked by a very ferocious dog and pushed around by some disreputable alley cats. Still, they stick loyally by Robyn and risk their lives to help her find her dad. Aunt Figg treats Robyn, as well as Tom and Jerry, harshly and for some reason is pictured frequently in low cut blouses. The action often becomes intense and some of the ferocious animals could scare young children. But most children will enjoy all the action, pathos and musical numbers.