George Larkin, William Hayes and Fearless the Dog (its his second movie and he's already given top billing and cried "The Famous Police Dog Star") defeat a German army by themselves. They next take French Leave with a couple of French farm girls. However, Armistice gets in the way and they head back to the US. When the girls try to follow them, there's a Russian spy and her gang in their way.
The success of Rin-Tin-Tin had made everyone yearn for a German Shepherd star, and producer Joe Rock produced twelve "Fearless" shorts for ambitious Gower Gulch production house Chesterfield. Joe had started as a screen comic and comedy producer, so the shorts tended to be well over-the-top -- in this one, Fearless follows the gang abducting the girls; they are in a car that looks to be going about forty miles and hour, but Fearless keeps up easily. However, except for these absurdities, the entire thing is played absolutely straight.
