A Question of Hair

The film follows May, the cobbler's daughter, who is admired for her long, beautiful blond hair. Her fiancée, Billy, an apprentice, finds himself torn between his affection for May and his attraction to Madge, who sports an elaborate wig. The plot thickens when Madge's hairdresser demands payment for her wigs, leading to a courtroom drama that ultimately brings Billy back to May.

As a lost film, A Question of Hair captures a unique moment in early cinema. Its comedic narrative and the exploration of vanity through hair provide insight into the social dynamics of the time. Collectors interested in rare and historical films will find this title notable due to its status as a lost piece of cinematic history. The film's keywords point to its intriguing backstory and the evolution of film comedy.