The Barber Shop released in 1933 is a short American pre-Code comedy film. The star of the film is W.C. Fields, it is directed by Arthur Ripley, and produced by Mack Sennett. The comedy is a bit old-timey but the film is still hilarious. W.C. plays an inept barber who maintains his good-humored optimism in his small-town barber shop. His character is named Cornelius O'Hare who has a hen-pecking wife and a total lack of barbering skills After a couple of tepid minutes, W. C. Fields has a remarkable performance. Never Miss An Upload, Join the channel:

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