I only saw this movie once in 1952. I was only 5 OR 6, but it is the earliest specific movie I ever remember seeing. The one thing that impressed me most was a rack of decorated shaving mugs. Each customer in the barber shop where much of the story took place had his own personal mug. (That makes sense. It would prevent passing diseases.) I believe there was also a lot of barber shop quartet singing. I think this is where my love of such music originated. I wish that they would release this movie on DVD; so I would have the chance to see it again. At the same time, I'm afraid to see it again for fear that I would be disappointed. I personally recommend this movie for anyone.
Review of Wait Till the Sun Shines, Nellie
