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Released August 7. 1922
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PRESENTS
Wallace Reid
IN
Hhe Dictator"
Supported by Lila Lee
HERE you have a story in the finest vein of the master of romance — Richard Harding Davis — woven into a thrilling picture. Written by the man who gave the world "Soldiers of Fortune." the "Van Bibber " stories, "White Mice," "The Bar Sinister" and a score of others.
Packed with action — fights with bandits — heroic struggles for futile causes — thrilling rescues of beautiful women.
Wallace Reid in one of the most dashing roles of his career — an American devil-may-care seeking pulsing adventure, not particular as to what it is so long as there is risk and love. Lila Lee is leading woman, and looking more beautiful than she has ever looked.
James Cruze. who made "Is Matrimony a Failure?'", in directing, has put punch after punch into the picture. You'll remember what a wonderful success he made of Reid in "The Valley of the Giants." He has more than duplicated it in "The Dictator."
For the correct atmosphere the entire company journeyed many miles away on locations. This has invested the picture with high-powered action.
But above all it is filled with the two most popular appeals in pictures today — melodramatic comedy and real love-romance.
Cast Includes
Brooke Travers Wallace Reid
Juanita Rivas Lila Lee
Carlos Rivas Theodore Kosloff
Chauffeur Walter Long
Dm Juan Skint y Bracey
General Campos Kalla Pasha
From the play by Richard Harding Davis. Directed by James Cruze. Scenario bx Walter Woods.