Ogden Standard-Examiner | 1920-09-02 | Page 4 | Robert Warwick is Gay Adventurer in New Film Romance

ROBERT WJUWNX IS GAY ADVENTURER IN NEW FILM ROMANCE "The Fourteenth Man." Adapted Adapt-ed From English Play, Is Lively Love Story A new romantic comedv picture, I "The Fourteenth Man,' featuring Robert Ro-bert Warwick, will be the attraction at the Alhambra theatre beginning I today. It was adapted from the play.! The Man from Hlankley's" In which Charles llawtrey, the well known Fng-llsh Fng-llsh actor, starred for several seasons. The story centers around one Captain Cap-tain Gordon, of a Highland regiment 1 whoso chlvalrlc penchant for cham-' plonlhg th? underdog leads him to as-1 sault a superior officer and leave England Eng-land speedily to avoid the conserjuen-j CSS, In New York he encounters 1 Marjory Beaton, who is being lnfiuenc-' ed by her unscrupulous guardians to 1 marry a man she doesn't love. Thru! a sudden friendship for her Captain Gordon is plunged Into a new series' Of adventures, Including a ten-round1 prise fight with h professional. Mat-1 tors are finally cleared up happily,' with the Captain, of course claiming! Marjory fr bis own. Th east surrounding Robert War- Wick Includes pretty Bobc Daniels, 1 Walter Miers. Kid .McCoy, Sylvia Ash-I ton. and Fucien Fittlefleld Joseph I Henabery directed the picture and Walter Woods furnished the scenario.! It is a Paramount Artcraft release