Do-Re-Mi-Boom!

The film follows a man who falls for a piano player and attempts to capture her heart. In a series of comedic misadventures, he steals an organ grinder's monkey and instrument to serenade her. Jealousy leads to chaos as the organ grinder pursues the thief, culminating in a comedic chase involving a bomb planted in a piano.

With its blend of physical comedy and romantic pursuit, Do-Re-Mi-Boom! reflects the style of early 20th-century comedy. The film includes notable performances from Chester Conklin, Charles Arling, and Vivian Edwards among others. The antics involving the bomb and monkey add to the film's slapstick appeal, making it a significant example of its genre in the silent film era.