What Shall It Profit a Man?

1913

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Gilbert Storm and Robert Grimsby were partners in a piece of mining property of undetermined value. For Grimsby, who had invested his entire fortune in the enterprise the success or failure ... Read allGilbert Storm and Robert Grimsby were partners in a piece of mining property of undetermined value. For Grimsby, who had invested his entire fortune in the enterprise the success or failure of the mine was almost a question of life and death. Storm, a stern, hard man, was not so ... Read allGilbert Storm and Robert Grimsby were partners in a piece of mining property of undetermined value. For Grimsby, who had invested his entire fortune in the enterprise the success or failure of the mine was almost a question of life and death. Storm, a stern, hard man, was not so heavily involved. When the assayer engaged in an estimate of the mine's value brought his ... Read all

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deickemeyer

Interesting, without being especially powerful

This story of a business partnership in which one partner swindles the other out of valuable mining stock is strongly presented. Good photography and sincere acting are in evidence and the story is interesting, without being especially powerful. Augustus Phillips, Frank McGlynn and Bliss Milford arc among the principal performers. Bannister Merwin wrote the scenario. - The Moving Picture World, December 20, 1913