Mademoiselle Modiste (1926)
Hiram Bent, impressed with the sales ability of Fifi, opens a fashionable establishment, and exploits her beauty and capabilities to advantage. Cavalry officer Etienne, her fiancé, is shocked by the seeming lack of modesty of Fifi, who is now known as Mademoiselle Modiste, becomes disillusioned and leaves her. Disheartened, Fifi asks Hiram to take her to Deauville, where she meets Etienne. Enraged with jealousy, Etienne challenges Hiram to a duel. Fifi says that Hiram is her husband, but the truth is later revealed. Etienne proposes and Fifi accepts. A lost film.
Director:
Robert Z. Leonard
Writer:
Adelaide Heilbron
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Corinne Griffith as Fifi |
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Norman Kerry as Etienne |
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Willard Louis as Hiram Bent |
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Dorothy Cumming as Marianne |
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Rose Dione as Madame Claire |
| Directing | Robert Z. Leonard | Director |
| Writing | Henry Martyn Blossom | Story |
| Writing | Adelaide Heilbron | Screenplay |
| Writing | Ralph Spence | Writer |
| Production | Corinne Griffith | Executive Producer |
| Editing | Cyril Gardner | Editor |
| Art | John Hughes | Art Direction |
| Production | Scott R. Beal | Production Manager |
| Camera | George Barnes | Director of Photography |
