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The Education of Mr. Pipp is a lost 1914 silent film comedy based on the play by Augustus Thomas and Charles Dana Gibson. It starred stage actor Digby Bell recreating his role from the play. Cast. Digby Bell - Mr. Pipp; Kate Jepson - Mrs. Pipp; Belle Daube - Ida Pipp; Edna Mae Wilson - Julia Pipp (*as Edna Brun) Henry Driscole - Count Charmount
The Education of Mr. Pipp: Directed by William F. Haddock. With Digby Bell, Kate Jepson, Belle Daube, Edna Mae Wilson. The members of a Pittsburgh family are trying to break into society through the million dollars obtained by their father's selling his business to the Steel Trust.
The Education of Mr. Pipp película dirigida por William F. Haddock y protagonizada por Digby Bell, Kate Jepson y Belle Daube. Año: 1914. Sinopsis: Los miembros de una familia de Pittsburgh están tratando de ingresar a la sociedad a través del millón de dólares obtenidos por la venta de su negocio por parte de su padre a Steel Trust.
John Willing and young Fitzmaurice meet and learn of each other's feelings towards the two Pipp girls. Willing suspects that the check is bad and gets in touch with Mr. Pipp by cable.
Pipp, un magnate del acero de carácter bonachón y afable, choca a diario con una esposa astuta que, como muchos nuevos ricos, quiere entrar en sociedad a toda costa. Con este fin, la Sra. Pipp contrata a un conde para que les enseñe francés a sus dos hijas.
When Mr. Pipp sells his business to the Steel Trust for four million dollars he and his family move from Pittsburgh to New York City. Mrs. Pipp (Kate Jopson) is aching to enter high society, and she finds a European nobleman to give French lessons to her and her daughters (Bella Daube and Edna Brun)).
THE EDUCATION OF MR PIPP is the fourth in a series of uniformly bound collections of drawings by Charles Dana Gibson (1867-1944) as he neared the height of his popularity. In this series the successful and diminutive, but much-put-upon, Mr. Pipp agrees to take his wife and their two statuesque daughters, immediately recognizable as "Gibson ...
