Sham Poo, the Magician

In this comedy, Hugh Herbert and Roscoe Ates find themselves in a bar filled with men wearing fezzes. Their attempts to impress cigarette girl Dorothy Granger lead to comedic situations, especially when their loud celery-crunching draws the attention of Jerry Mandy, who plays Sham Poo the magician. The film showcases the entertaining dynamics of its characters and the humorous themes typical of early 1930s comedies.

As a release from RKO Radio Pictures, the film exemplifies the studio's comedic style during this era. The unique premise and cast, including notable names like Ates and Herbert, make it a curious piece for fans of classic comedy. Collectors interested in the evolution of film comedy will find "Sham Poo, the Magician" a noteworthy exploration of the genre's early days.