Plot SynopsisThe film, titled Broken Blossoms, and subtitled "The Yellow Man and the Girl," introduces the allegorical nature of its three main protagonists in its cast list - an innocent, an idealist, and a strongman brute:Lucy, The Girl (23 year-old Lillian Gish as a 15 year-old girl)The Yellow Man (Richard Barthelmess, a Caucasian actor playing a Chinese character)Battling Burrows (Donald Crisp)The minor characters include the Evil Eye (Edward Peil), The Spying One (George Beranger), and a Prizefighter (Norman Selby).Hunt picked his cuffs, and fled to a building ledge, where he evaded capture by ziplining onto the back of a moving van and then tumbled to the ground unharmed." They flew over the pyramids of Giza and followed the Nile toward Karnak.During the trip, Jonathan asked Ardeth about the golden pyramid of Ahm Shere (with a "huge diamond" at its very top) that Alex had described to him.[During preliminary plans for the film, it was originally expected that James Cagney would star as the legendary outlaw and contract player Guy Kibbee would play Friar Tuck.]The spectacle includes superb casting of memorable characters, a light-hearted, but spirited story, exciting dueling and action scenes requiring extensive stunt work, and the ideal love eam of de Havilland and gallant Flynn with their witty and tender romantic scenes together.Fancier, larger boxes sold for $3 dollars/box.The Boy reached into his pocket and pulled out two crumpled one-dollar bills - not enough to buy he nice box to impress his sweetheart - who he was daydreaming about.