Tea-jazz by Leonid Utesov (1932)

A set in the form of musical instruments, L. O. Utesov in make-up talking on the phone.

The lid of the double bass case opens, Utesov is sitting in the case with a phone, he starts pouring tea from a teapot into the telephone receiver.

Utesov in the role of two subscribers talking on the phone, throws lumps of sugar into the telephone receiver, drinks tea from the receiver.

Utesov in make-up announces the beginning of a jazz concert, turns to the musicians, conducts.

Utesov's orchestra performs jazz compositions.

Improvisation by a saxophonist accompanied by a trombone with a mute.

Trumpeter's solo.

Utesov conducts a jazz orchestra.

Utesov in make-up in the place of a drummer at a drum kit.

Utesov conducts the orchestra during the performance of another composition, Utesov's hat flies off his head.

Utesov without make-up, standing at the piano, performs the final song, in the background musicians with instruments are descending the stairs. musicians are descending the stairs, playing as they go.

Utesov conducts the orchestra, the curtain falls.