It has always been Fairbanks' concern and gripping in "A popular picture nowadays," said the star, "must be logical; it must have comedy and pathos, but above all it must be human. Any story that is human will succeed regardless of whether the players wear wigs and short pants or are garbed in pajamas. Drama was the same in the Seventeenth Century as it is today. This may be the gasoline age of civilization, but it hasn't altered human emotions appreciably. People still laugh and cry and give vent to anger. 