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The Education of Mr. Pipp

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The Education of Mr. Pipp
Directed byWilliam F. Haddock
Written byAugustus Thomas
Charles Dana Gibson
Produced byAll Star Feature Corporation
StarringDigby Bell
Distributed byAlco Film Corporation
Release date
November 23, 1914
Running time
5 reels
CountryUSA
LanguageSilent..(English titles)

The Education of Mr. Pipp is a lost[1] 1914 silent film comedy based on the play by Augustus Thomas and Charles Dana Gibson.[2] It starred stage actor Digby Bell recreating his role from the play.[3]

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
  • George Irving - John Willing
  • Stanley Dark - Dix de la Touraine
  • Harry Blakemore - Baron Haussling (H. D. Blakemore)
  • Mona Ryan - Lady Fitzmaurice
  • Frank Patton - Lord Herbert Fitzmaurice
  • William A. Evans - Prefect of Police

References

  1. ^ The Library of Congress American Silent Feature Film Survival Catalog:The Education of Mr. Pipp
  2. ^ The Education of Mr. Pipp on Broadway at the Liberty Theatre, Feb. to Apr. 1905; IBDb.com
  3. ^ The AFI Catalog of Feature Films:The Education of Mr. Pipp


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