The Song of the Soul
Oct 05, 1920 · 50m
Director
John W. NobleOverview
Jerry Wendover, disfigured since childhood after his act of heroism in saving a little girl from a fire scarred his face, secludes himself in an old house in the Backwater district of Florida. One night he finds Barbara Seaforth, a young blind girl, lost in the swamps and takes her home. The two unfortunates fall in love, marry, and have a child. One day, a visiting doctor tells Jerry that Barbara's sight can be restored. The operation is performed successfully, but the doctor warns his patient to shield her eyes from the light or risk reversal of the surgery. Barbara, realizing her husband's dread of exposing his disfigurement to her, looks at her child and then permanently blinds herself by staring into the light, thus sacrificing her sight for the love of her husband.
Cast of The Song of the Soul
Crew of The Song of the Soul
About The Song of the Soul
What is The Song of the Soul about?
Jerry Wendover, disfigured since childhood after his act of heroism in saving a little girl from a fire scarred his face, secludes himself in an old house in the Backwater district of Florida. One night he finds Barbara Seaforth, a young blind girl, lost in the swamps and takes her home. The two unfortunates fall in love, marry, and have a child. One day, a visiting doctor tells Jerry that…
When was The Song of the Soul released?
The Song of the Soul was released on October 5, 1920.
How long is The Song of the Soul?
The Song of the Soul runs 50 minutes.
Who directed The Song of the Soul?
The Song of the Soul was directed by John W. Noble.
Who is in the cast of The Song of the Soul?
The cast of The Song of the Soul includes Vivian Martin (Barbara Seaforth), Fritz Leiber (Jerry Wendover), Ricca Allen (Jinny) and Charles E. Graham (Grooze).