18 November 1903 Comedy 1 mins
Alphonse and Gaston are in an American barber shop. They interrupt business with their exaggerated politeness, and the waiting customers throw them out of the window.
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Alphonse and Gaston in the Barber Shop Trailer
United States 18 November 1903
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