Life's Cross-Roads

⭐ Featured Review

"The chief weakness of this three part Warner's Features offering is the abrupt and inartistic way ot registering its meaning. The sub-titles also are blunt in their statements of the picture's moral purpose and, now and then, make it even amusing, unconsciously. The banker's older son marries his stenographer and is disowned, yet becomes successful. The younger son marries the extravagant society girl the father wanted his older son to wed and in time comes to ruin and death. The old man wanders through the streets without means of support and the older son takes him in. There a..."