The Snob (1921)
At a college dance, Kathryn meets popular football hero, Bill Putnam. However, after discovering he is working his way through school as a waiter, she strikes his name from her dance card in disgust. Bill's wealthy friends decide to teach her a lesson by pretending that they are also waiters. Humiliated, Kathryn flees the party in a rage. After reflecting on her behavior, Kathryn realizes that work and service are virtues. To atone for her previous elitism, she takes a job as a waitress at a restaurant. Bill's friends eventually spot her working and inform him of her change of heart. Bill rushes to her, proposes marriage, and is eventually put in charge of her father's oil interests.
Director: Sam Wood
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Wanda Hawley as Kathryn Haynes |
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Edwin Stevens as Jim Haynes |
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Walter Hiers as Pud Welland |
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Sylvia Ashton as Mrs. Haynes |
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W.E. Lawrence as Capt. William Putnam |
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Julia Faye as Betty Welland |
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Josephine Crowell as |
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Richard Wayne as 'Pep' Kennedy |
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Althea Worthley as |
| Directing | Sam Wood | Director |
| Writing | Alice Eyton | Scenario Writer |
| Writing | William J. Neidig | Story |
| Camera | Alfred Gilks | Director of Photography |
