Wolf's Clothing

The film follows Barry Baline, a subway station guard who, after six years of work without a day off, looks forward to celebrating New Year's Eve. His plans take a turn for the worse when he is struck by a luxurious car driven by a well-dressed man. This set of events leads to a series of complications that unfold throughout the night.

As a silent film from the late 1920s, "Wolf's Clothing" represents a unique era in cinema that appeals to collectors interested in the history of comedy and family films. Its status as a lost film adds an intriguing layer to its significance, making the search for any remaining prints an interesting pursuit for dedicated collectors. The film features performances by notable actors of the time, including Patsy Ruth Miller and Monte Blue, which may attract those looking to explore the works of early film stars.