Judge — September 30, 1922 — page 16: what you’re looking at

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John Gilbert History offers no more truthful example of the arrogance of high fi- nance than the poor, persecuted French gamin, Edmond Dan- tes, who, having an- nexed a wad of money, immediately laid claim to the entire world Is there not a hint here for the tired banker? May not this picture suggest to him a much more effective method of refusing to renew the solicitor’s promis- sory note?, Emmett J. Flynn, director, whose lavish expenditure of talent is reflected in the wealth of a splen- did production John Gilbert and Robert McKim 14 CRISTO” “The World Is Mine!” Estelle Taylor and John Gilbert Generosity, it must be apparent, was one of the Count’s virtues. Although the world was his—take it from him—he was no less willing to share it with the woman of his choice, with the sole proviso that he retain a power of attorney for her share