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The Rainbow Man
(1929)

Country: USA

Genre: Drama

Synopsis

Minstrel performer Rainbow Ryan adopts Billy, the son of an acrobat friend who is killed whilst performing on stage. Playing in a small town, Rainbow falls in love with Mary Lane, the daughter of a strict hotelkeeper who disapproves of all theatrical persons. After the minstrel show to which Rainbow belongs moves on to another town, Mary belatedly discovers that Billy is the child of her dead sister! Mary goes after Rainbow, and Rainbow sends Billy to live with her, renouncing his love for her for fear of going against her father's wishes. The minstrel show is booked into a small town near Mary's, however, and Billy runs away to see Rainbow. Mary follows, and she and Rainbow are reunited.

Cast

Eddie Dowling
Marian Nixon
Frankie Darro
(Billy Ryan)
Sam Hardy
Lloyd Ingraham
George 'Gabby' Hayes
Dannie Mac Grant

Page Last Modified: 26th March 2022
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