Plot
The Pink Panther is a stowaway on the cruise ship Luxitania, on which a famous opera star is sailing. While the ship's captain courts her, the steward who is also assigned to her (The Little Man) finds the Panther and tries to capture him. However, the Panther's food-pilfering and the stewards attempts to catch him keep disrupting the opera star and Captain, and he feels the wrath of the Captain every time.
The highlight of the cartoon is the Panther's epic struggle with an un-cooperative chaise lounge, which eventually comes to life and chases the Panther and the steward off the ship onto a deserted island.
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