The Marble Heart (1915)
A modern artist named Raphael dreams that he is the ancient Greek sculptor Phidias, who has been commissioned by the wealthy Georgias to carve a number of statues. When Phidias refuses to give up his work, Diogenes appears and suggests that the sculptor ask the statues themselves whom they would prefer as their owner. After coming to life, the statues abandon the sculptor for the rich man. Awakening, Raphael continues his pursuit of the beautiful Marco, a society woman who has posed for him. Marco ultimately spurns his love in favor of a wealthy viscount, however, leaving Raphael to seek happiness with the humble but loving Marie.
Director: George Lessey
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King Baggot as Raphael / Phidias |
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Jane Fearnley as Marco / Asphasia |
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Frank Smith as Volage / Diogenes |
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Ned Reardon as Viscount / Georgias |
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Edna Hunter as Marie / sculptor's servant |
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Marie Weirman as |
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Yona Landowska as Dancer |
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Brinsley Shaw as |
| Writing | Charles Selby | Theatre Play |
| Directing | George Lessey | Director |
