Director:
Edward SlomanCinematographer:
Jackson J. RoseEditor:
Robert JahnsProduction Company:
Universal Pictures Corp.According to a production chart in the 7 Jan 1928 Exhibitors Herald and Moving Picture World, work began on We Americans 19 Dec 1927.
The 26 Jun 1927 FD announced that director Edward Sloman arrived back in Hollywood, CA, after securing exterior locations in New York City. ...
According to a production chart in the 7 Jan 1928 Exhibitors Herald and Moving Picture World, work began on We Americans 19 Dec 1927.
The 26 Jun 1927 FD announced that director Edward Sloman arrived back in Hollywood, CA, after securing exterior locations in New York City.
Hugh Bradleigh, the son of a socially prominent family, falls in love with Beth Levine, whose parents are Russian Jewish immigrants. Pete Albertini, the son of an Italian American family, is affianced to Sara Schmidt, whose parents are German immigrants. When war with Germany breaks out, Hugh, Pete, and Beth's brother Phil all enlist. Overseas, Phil loses his life in order to save Hugh's, and Pete loses a leg. When the survivors return from Europe, Pete marries Sara; Hugh announces his engagement to Beth, but his parents object. All objections are dropped, however, when the Bradleighs meet Beth's parents and learn of Phil's sacrifice for ...
Hugh Bradleigh, the son of a socially prominent family, falls in love with Beth Levine, whose parents are Russian Jewish immigrants. Pete Albertini, the son of an Italian American family, is affianced to Sara Schmidt, whose parents are German immigrants. When war with Germany breaks out, Hugh, Pete, and Beth's brother Phil all enlist. Overseas, Phil loses his life in order to save Hugh's, and Pete loses a leg. When the survivors return from Europe, Pete marries Sara; Hugh announces his engagement to Beth, but his parents object. All objections are dropped, however, when the Bradleighs meet Beth's parents and learn of Phil's sacrifice for Hugh.
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