The Light That Failed
Only Rudyard Kipling could write such a romance! Only Ronald Colman could play such a role!A London artist struggles to complete one last painting before going blind.
Description: A London artist struggles to complete one last painting before going blind.
Genres: Drama
Budget: $0 | Revenue : $0
Runtime: 97 minutes
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Ronald Colman
Played Dick Heldar
Walter Huston
Played Torpenhow
Muriel Angelus
Played Maisie
Ida Lupino
Played Bessie Broke
Dudley Digges
Played The Nilghai
Ernest Cossart
Played Beeton
Ferike Boros
Played Madame Binat
Pedro de Cordoba
Played Monsieur Binat
Colin Tapley
Played Gardner
Ronald Sinclair
Played Young Dick
Sarita Wooton
Played Young Maisie
Halliwell Hobbes
Played Doctor
Charles Irwin
Played Soldier Model
Francis McDonald
Played George
George Regas
Played Cassavetti
Wilfred Roberts
Played Barton
Jimmy Aubrey
Played Soldier
Clara Blore
Played Mother
Ricardo Lord Cezon
Played Little Boy
George Chandler
Played First Man (Voice)
Joe Collings
Played Thackery
Clyde Cook
Played Soldier
Harry Cording
Played Soldier
Armba Dandridge
Played Native
Barbara Denny
Played Waitress
Ted Deputy
Played Johnnie, Officer
Barry Downing
Played Little Boy
Jack Egger
Played Little Boy
Harold Entwistle
Played Old Man with Dark Glasses
Leslie Francis
Played Man with Bandaged Eyes
Gerald Hamer
Played Soldier
Sam Harris
Played Wells
Fay Helm
Played Red-Haired Girl
Bill Hurley
Played Cab Driver
Colin Kenny
Played Doctor #2
Larry Lawson
Played Andy, Officer
Connie Leon
Played Flower Woman
George Melford
Played Second Man (Voice)
Clive Morgan
Played Slim
Pat O'Malley
Played Bullock
Bob Perry
Played Hoke, Officer
Cyril Ring
Played War Correspondent
Gerald Rogers
Played Sick Man
John Graham Spacey
Played Policeman
Hanley Stafford
Played Officer
Robert R. Stephenson
Played Man with Thick Glasses
Hayden Stevenson
Played War Correspondent
David Thursby
Played Soldier
Carl Voss
Played Officer 'Chops'
Blue Washington
Played Bit Part
Ben Watson
Played Manny
Charles Bennett
Played Soldier
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