The Cave Man
Drama
Overview
After her father dies, Chloe, played by Edith Storey, is left alone in the world. She is discovered and taken home to their cave by brothers Dagban and Eric, who vie for her affection in an allegory about “brain vs. brawn.” When “Dagban threatens to do her bodily harm unless she accedes to his intentions” Eric beats up his brother to protect Chloe, and then subsequently leaves the cave he calls home to avoid further conflict. By this point, he has won Chloe’s affection with his kindness and love, and she decides to follow him and “together they continue their journey, seeking happiness in the land beyond the horizon, which joins earth with heaven.”
Top Cast


Ralph Ince
Ralph Ince
Eric
Ralph Ince
Eric


Edith Storey
Edith Storey
Chloe
Edith Storey
Chloe


Harry Northrup
Harry Northrup
Dagban
Harry Northrup
Dagban


Rose Tapley
Rose Tapley
Else
Rose Tapley
Else


Tefft Johnson
Tefft Johnson
Aleric
Tefft Johnson
Aleric
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