"Pitter and Pat" are a Vaudeville song and dance team composed of Joe Pitt and Sally Patter, who live together, although they are unmarried.

After a show in a small town, Joe blames Sally for their lack of success, and runs off with Cleo Darville, a showgirl in another act.

Sally goes to New York and talks to their agent, Lou Kendall, who gets her a job as a chorus girl in the Carlton Nightclub, owned by "Val" Wade Valentine.

[3] In early August, it was announced that Frank Strayer was directing for Invincible Pictures, and it was being produced at Mack Sennett Studios.

Also added to the cast were Evalyn Knapp, Edward Nugent, Gloria Shea, Theodore von Eltz, and George Grandee.

[1] Hollywood Filmograph gave the film a glowing review, praising the acting of Knapp and Alan Dinehart.

They particularly enjoyed the work of Mae Busch and Ada May, and also praised Gloria Shea, Eddie Nugent, as well as the comedic musical talents of George Grandee.