Bobbed Hair

Bobbed Hair is a 1925 American silent comedy film directed by Alan Crosland and starring Marie Prevost, Kenneth Harlan, and Louise Fazenda, and. It was based on a 1925 novel of the same name written by twenty different authors. The film was produced and distributed by Warner Bros. Co-authors of the novel George Agnew Chamberlain – novelist George Barr McCutcheon – novelist Robert Gordon Anderson – short story writer George P. Putnam – publisher of the novel Alexander Woollcott – critic and essayist (The Man Who Came to Dinner) Meade Minnigerode – co-editor of "The Whiffenpoof Song" John V. A. Weaver – poet Kermit Roosevelt – Theodore Roosevelt's son Dorothy Parker – poet / story writer / dramatist Louis Bromfield – novelist Gerald Mygatt – journalist Carolyn Wells – comic poet / mystery writer Rube Goldberg – cartoonist Bernice Brown – journalist Wallace Irwin – novelist Frank Craven – playwright / actor H. C. Witwer – comic novelist Elsie Janis – vaudeville star / author Edward Streeter – author (Father of the Bride) Sophie Kerr – novelist Plot As described in a review in a film magazine, Connemara Moore (Prevost) has two suitors, one likes bobbed hair, the other does not. In escaping from both she enters the car of David Lacy (Harlan), a stranger which proves to have been stolen from bootleggers and is swept into a succession of exciting situations including an attack by hijackers, a fight in a private yacht, and rescue by the stranger – who takes her to his beautiful home to which her own party is brought. Eventually it turns out that the hero was looking for adventure and found romance as well and that the girl has become enmeshed in a trap set by revenue officers. When the time for the show-down comes, she has only one side of her hair bobbed and this means that the handsome stranger has won.