What for?

Directed by an undisclosed filmmaker, 'What for?' presents a comedic narrative centered around Céleste Noménoé, a provincial actor who arrives in Paris seeking an inheritance. Along the way, he secures a role in a movie and catches the attention of music-hall managers, adopting the stage name Grock.

This film is notable for its silent film format, utilizing visual gags and physical comedy typical of the era. The cast includes Grock, Pierrette Lugand, and others, all contributing to the comedic atmosphere of the story. Given its genre and historical context, 'What for?' is of interest to collectors who focus on early cinema and silent film artistry.