The Modern Prodigal (1913)
With all the good influences and favorable surroundings of a model home, Mr. and Mrs. Gray cannot understand why their son, Jack, does not prefer it to all other places. Jack seeks pleasure elsewhere and his father finds fault with him for his non-appearance at supper-time or his delay in getting home a certain hour at night.
Director: Van Dyke Brooke
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Van Dyke Brooke as Mr. Gray, a Banker |
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Mary Maurice as Mrs. Gray |
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James Morrison as Jack Gray, Their Son |
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Jean the Dog as Jean, the Dog |
| Directing | Van Dyke Brooke | Director |
