Hi-De-Ho

In "Hi-De-Ho," young Cab Calloway's fascination with music leads him to pretend to conduct an orchestra while listening to the radio. Concerned for her son, Cab's mother encourages him to perform at a local gypsy tea room after a deacon hears his singing. The tea leaves reveal situations that culminate in musical performances by Cab and his orchestra.

This film captures the essence of the late 1930s jazz scene and showcases the unique blend of music and comedy. Featuring Calloway and Jeni Le Gon, it reflects the cultural landscape of its time and the popularity of swing music. Collectors will appreciate the availability of this title in various formats, including VHS, DVD, and Blu-ray, allowing for a range of display options in any collection.