The Prince of Headwaiters (1927)
Drama | 17 July 1927
Director:
John Francis DillonWriter:
Jane MurfinCinematographer:
James Van TreesProduction Company:
Sam E. Rork ProductionsThe Mar 1927 AmCin reported that Gaetano Gaudio was set to be chief cinematographer on director John Francis Dillon's His Son, apparently a working title for The Prince of Headwaiters. Sam E.Rork was producing for First National and Lewis Stone starred. However, Gaudio was not listed in credits.
Contemporary sources, including NYT, variously listed the film's title as The Prince of Head-Waiters or The Prince of Head Waiters. ...
The Mar 1927 AmCin reported that Gaetano Gaudio was set to be chief cinematographer on director John Francis Dillon's His Son, apparently a working title for The Prince of Headwaiters. Sam E.Rork was producing for First National and Lewis Stone starred. However, Gaudio was not listed in credits.
Contemporary sources, including NYT, variously listed the film's title as The Prince of Head-Waiters or The Prince of Head Waiters.
The Prince of Head Waiters
Pierre, a Paris art student, marries Faith Cable, daughter of an aristocratic New England family, against the wishes of her father, who forces her to abandon her husband. Faith dies, and Pierre remains ignorant of the fact that before her death she gave birth to a son. Years later, as headwaiter of the Ritz Hotel, Pierre meets three college boys and their girls during a New Year's celebration. In his efforts to save one of them from a notorious gold digger, he discovers that the boy is his son. John Cable warns Pierre that he will ruin the boy's life if he reveals the truth to him; but Pierre is determined to save his son, though he is insulted for interfering. Enlisting the aid of his son's sweetheart, Beth, he manages to save the boy from disgrace and reunite him with Beth without divulging his own ...
Pierre, a Paris art student, marries Faith Cable, daughter of an aristocratic New England family, against the wishes of her father, who forces her to abandon her husband. Faith dies, and Pierre remains ignorant of the fact that before her death she gave birth to a son. Years later, as headwaiter of the Ritz Hotel, Pierre meets three college boys and their girls during a New Year's celebration. In his efforts to save one of them from a notorious gold digger, he discovers that the boy is his son. John Cable warns Pierre that he will ruin the boy's life if he reveals the truth to him; but Pierre is determined to save his son, though he is insulted for interfering. Enlisting the aid of his son's sweetheart, Beth, he manages to save the boy from disgrace and reunite him with Beth without divulging his own identity.
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