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The Song of Songs est un film américain de genre Drame réalisé par Joseph Kaufman avec Elsie Ferguson

The Song of Songs (1918)

The Song of Songs
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Genres Drame

The Song of Songs est un film dramatique américain de 1918, produit par Famous Players-Lasky et basé sur une version théâtrale d'Edward Sheldon d'un roman de Hermann Sudermann, The Song of Songs. Le film est réalisée par Joseph Kaufman et met en vedette Elsie Ferguson.

Ce film est considéré comme un film perdu.

Synopsis

Lily, une jeune fille innocente, est convaincue de poser nue pour un jeune sculpteur. Ils tombent amoureux, mais le sculpteur craint l'effet du mariage sur son travail et néglige Lily. En fin de compte, désespérée, elle épouse un vieil homme riche mais n'y trouve pas le bonheur. Ironiquement, seules la quasi-tragédie et le scandale peuvent lui apporter ce bonheur.

Acteurs

Elsie Ferguson

(Lily Kardos)Crauford Kent

(Dick Laird)Frank Losee

(Senator Calkins)Charles Wellesley

(Mrs. Atwell)Robert Cummings

(Phineas Bennett)
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