You could maybe call this short film, which runs for slightly over a minute, the "One Man Band" of the very early 20th century. Or was it really a one man band? Difficult to say, after all there were several members, but always the same person. In any case, this black-and-white film is probably hurt the most because it is a silent film and imagining music is almost impossible. Still, it's not a complete failure and some of famous film pioneer Georges Méliès (in his late 30s here) effects were nicely done. Pay attention to the chairs constantly moving and not only look at the master. However, he made better films around that time already in my opinion. Not recommended.
Review of The One-Man Band
