The Song of Love (1929)
76 mins | Drama | 25 November 1929
Cast:
Belle Baker, Ralph Graves, David Durand [ More ]Director:
Erle C. KentonWriters:
Howard Green , Henry McCarthy, Dorothy HowellCinematographer:
Joe WalkerEditor:
Gene HavlickProduction Company:
Edward Small Productions, Inc.A studio production chart in the 24 August 1929 Exhibitors Herald-World cited a 6 August 1929 starting date for Song of Love at Columbia Studios.
Belle Baker (née Bella Becker, 1893-1957) was a popular vaudeville and Broadway torch singer, often compared with Sophie Tucker, who also made her film debut in 1929, in Honky Tonk (see entry). Baker was married to Maurice Abrahams, who cowrote several songs in The Song of Love. ...
A studio production chart in the 24 August 1929 Exhibitors Herald-World cited a 6 August 1929 starting date for Song of Love at Columbia Studios.
Belle Baker (née Bella Becker, 1893-1957) was a popular vaudeville and Broadway torch singer, often compared with Sophie Tucker, who also made her film debut in 1929, in Honky Tonk (see entry). Baker was married to Maurice Abrahams, who cowrote several songs in The Song of Love.
Tom and Anna Gibson, along with their little boy, Buddy, form a successful vaudeville song-and-dance act and a happy family. Anna, however, is worried about her son's future when she finds him playing ball, forgetting a performance; she determines to retire from the stage temporarily to give Buddy a proper home environment. Tom, a hardened trouper, is not in sympathy with her plans, and when Mazie, a flirtatious blonde, applies to take Anna's place, Tom accepts her. Tom finally confesses to Anna that he is in love with Mazie; she moves away and supports Buddy as a cafe entertainer, soon placing him in a military school. Learning of the rift between his parents, Buddy persuades his father to leave Mazie, and they are all unexpectedly reunited in a rendition of their old stage ...
Tom and Anna Gibson, along with their little boy, Buddy, form a successful vaudeville song-and-dance act and a happy family. Anna, however, is worried about her son's future when she finds him playing ball, forgetting a performance; she determines to retire from the stage temporarily to give Buddy a proper home environment. Tom, a hardened trouper, is not in sympathy with her plans, and when Mazie, a flirtatious blonde, applies to take Anna's place, Tom accepts her. Tom finally confesses to Anna that he is in love with Mazie; she moves away and supports Buddy as a cafe entertainer, soon placing him in a military school. Learning of the rift between his parents, Buddy persuades his father to leave Mazie, and they are all unexpectedly reunited in a rendition of their old stage act.
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