Thou Art the Man Trailer (1920)

11 April 1920 Drama 50 mins

Suspicious that his employers are diamond smugglers, soldier-of-fortune Myles Calthrope quits his job in the African mines and heads south, where he meets and falls in love with Joan Farrant. Joan, unaware that her brother Henry is in the diamond smuggling business, obtains Myles a position in the family firm. Myles is given an envelope of legal documents to deliver, but when he is searched aboard ship, diamonds are discovered in the pouch and Myles is imprisoned. After completing his sentence, Myles secures a job on the Prescott sugar plantation, where he once again meets Joan, who denounces him as a smuggler. Mr. Prescott, Myles's employer, determines to prove Myles's innocence.

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Cast

Robert Warwick as Myles Calthrope

Lois Wilson as Joan Farrant

J.M. Dumont as Henry Farrant

Clarence Burton as Matt Solomon

Clarence Geldart as George Brummage

Harry Carter as Mr. Prescott

Jane Wolfe as Mrs. Prescott

Joan Marsh as Ellie Prescott

Viora Daniel as Fannie Dering

Richard Wayne as Tom Dering

Lorenza Lazzarini as Lucille

Lillian Leighton as Cook

Sylvia Ashton as Chaperone

Crew

Thomas N. Heffron Director

Margaret Turnbull Adaptation

Victor L. Ackland Director of Photography

Wilfred Buckland Art Direction

Jesse L. Lasky Presenter

International Releases Dates

United States 11 April 1920

Production Companies

Famous Players-Lasky Corporation

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