Vaudeville performers Jean and Fritz "Frank" Hubert perform their signature "Drunk Act". From THE BILLBOARD dated April 12, 1930: (courtesy of Charlie Morrow)
"As drunk-crazy dandies dressed in claw hammers, they perform entirely in panto. They do more clever acrobatic clowning than Charlie Chaplin in half a dozen two-reelers. Short and snappy. It’s all over in eight minutes. A decisive show-stop that was hurdled by two involuntary bows. The girl showed a shock of blondish hair for the first bows, and this stimulated another applause barrage."