Miss Hobbs

Miss Hobbs presents a narrative centered on a young woman who embraces avant-garde ideas, including a disdain for men and a passion for barefoot dancing and futurist art. The film humorously explores her journey as a young man attempts to change her ways and conform to traditional expectations. With a runtime of 60 minutes, this silent comedy showcases the early 20th-century landscape of gender and societal roles.

As a lost film, Miss Hobbs holds a certain intrigue for collectors who appreciate the rarity and historical significance of early cinema. The film is produced by Realart Pictures Corporation and features a notable cast, including Wanda Hawley and Harrison Ford. The availability of this film on DVD provides an opportunity for collectors to own a piece of cinematic history from the 1920s.