Barber Shop Blues

Year: 1933

Runtime: 10 mins

Language: English

Director: Joseph Henabery

Music

After winning a sweepstakes, a barber shop owner completely renovates his establishment and commissions jazz pianist Claude Hopkins and his orchestra to entertain his patrons. The film features two vocal numbers performed during the revamped shop’s opening, and culminates with a lively tap routine by the Four Step Brothers in the final scene.

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