All Souls' Eve (1921)
Melodrama | February 1921
Director:
Chester FranklinWriter:
Elmer HarrisCinematographer:
Faxon DeanProduction Company:
Realart Pictures Corp.The 4 Aug 1920 Wid’s Daily announced the film as one of Realart Pictures Corp.’s upcoming productions.
According to the 18 Oct 1920 Wid’s Daily, principal photography had recently begun at Realart’s West Coast Studios.
The 29 Jan 1921 Moving Picture World announced that editing had been finished “for some time,” and that the picture was ready for early release. “Unusual” photographic techniques, including double, triple and quadruple exposures, were reportedly used to help portray lead actress Mary Miles Minter as a spirit who appears to her loved ones on “All Souls’ Eve.” ...
The 4 Aug 1920 Wid’s Daily announced the film as one of Realart Pictures Corp.’s upcoming productions.
According to the 18 Oct 1920 Wid’s Daily, principal photography had recently begun at Realart’s West Coast Studios.
The 29 Jan 1921 Moving Picture World announced that editing had been finished “for some time,” and that the picture was ready for early release. “Unusual” photographic techniques, including double, triple and quadruple exposures, were reportedly used to help portray lead actress Mary Miles Minter as a spirit who appears to her loved ones on “All Souls’ Eve.”
Olivia Larkin, out of unrequited love for sculptor Roger Heath, urges a lunatic to kill his beautiful young wife and tries unsuccessfully to regain his affection. Meanwhile, Nora O'Hallahan, an Irish immigrant girl, has taken a position as nursemaid in Heath's household. After a period of severe depression, Heath realizes that the soul of his departed wife has returned to him in the person of Nora, who rekindles his inspiration. She consents to become his wife and the mother of his little son, ...
Olivia Larkin, out of unrequited love for sculptor Roger Heath, urges a lunatic to kill his beautiful young wife and tries unsuccessfully to regain his affection. Meanwhile, Nora O'Hallahan, an Irish immigrant girl, has taken a position as nursemaid in Heath's household. After a period of severe depression, Heath realizes that the soul of his departed wife has returned to him in the person of Nora, who rekindles his inspiration. She consents to become his wife and the mother of his little son, Peter.
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