Passing Parade: "People on Paper" 1945

I watched all of John Nesbitt's 'documentary films' when I was still a 'pre-teen'....... They installed a 'perspectivometer' under my skull, I think.....encouraging self-determination and the courage to develop as an 'Eccentric'...... After viewing "The Great American Mug", also made in 1945, I thought it a bit absurd to 'go to the barber shop' to conform to the 'Fashion TRENDS of the Day'......