Redheads Preferred

Redheads Preferred playfully navigates the precarious social tightrope of early 20th-century marital and business ethics. John Morgan, a man lauded for his domestic rectitude, finds himself entangled in a scheme to secure a crucial business contract with the influential Henry Carter. This involves a boisterous artists' ball, heavy drinking, and the uncomfortable necessity of a redheaded female companion, all while attempting to keep his perfectly respectable wife, Angela, blissfully unaware. However, Angela, possessing a keen intellect and a well-placed connection to Mrs. Williams—Carter's own 'lady-friend'—swiftly uncovers her husband's elaborate deception. Rather than confronting him directly, Angela embraces the spirit of the masquerade, donning a fiery red wig and assuming the role of John’s unrecognised escort. The ensuing chaos, compounded by the unexpected arrival of Carter's notoriously jealous wife, transforms the ball into a delightful tapestry of mistaken identities and close calls, all while Angela cleverly orchestrates events to ensure John's business success, her true identity remaining a secret.