Soul of the Beast

Year: 1923

Runtime: 65 mins

Director: John Griffith Wray

Drama

A warmhearted northwoods comedy-drama that blends circus flair with rustic charm, featuring an expansive, elephant-sized generosity of spirit. The film was directed by John Griffith Wray for producer Thomas H. Ince and showcases Madge Bellamy in the lead role.

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