The Devil, the Servant and the Man

1912

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Charles Clary and Kathlyn Williams in The Devil, the Servant and the Man (1912)

This strong allegorical drama is founded upon The Devil, and The Servant in the House. The man neglects his home and wife and spends his time at the club and is here induced to attend a mati... Read allThis strong allegorical drama is founded upon The Devil, and The Servant in the House. The man neglects his home and wife and spends his time at the club and is here induced to attend a matinee of the "Devil," in company with two other men. Later, two chorus girls join the party ... Read allThis strong allegorical drama is founded upon The Devil, and The Servant in the House. The man neglects his home and wife and spends his time at the club and is here induced to attend a matinee of the "Devil," in company with two other men. Later, two chorus girls join the party and they all proceed to a nearby palm garden to enjoy the music and the liquid trimmings. ... Read all

Director
- Frank Beal
Writers
- Frank Beal
- William Anthony McGuire
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Director
- Frank Beal
Writers
- Frank Beal
- William Anthony McGuire
Stars

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deickemeyer

The Devil conducts him through a nightmare

It will be remembered that there is a play called "The Devil," and one called "The Servant in the House." The "Devil" and the "Servant" come to a man in this picture in his dream. He has been neglecting his wife, has just been to the theater with another girl, and to one the evening before with still another. The Devil conducts him through a nightmare; but the Servant, later, shows him that every thing is all right, his wife is at home and asleep. So it is a sort of morality play. The photography of the studio scenes, where the cameraman could control his lighting, is good. The other scenes have fair photography. - The Moving Picture World, May 4, 1912