I must admit I started out feeling pretty worried about this one. A version – made by someone as talented as Ernst Lubitsch, mind you – of an Oscar Wilde play without any dialogue? No clever remarks, no double meanings or sarcasm? Well, I’m impressed. It's not a masterpiece, but maybe that's because the underlying story isn't really all that strong to begin with. Ronald Colman plays "Lord Darlington," who is interest…