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Souls in Pawn is a 1917 American silent spy-drama film directed by Henry King and starring Gail Kane. Based on a story by Jules Furthman, it was released by Mutual Film.[1][2]

Souls in Pawn
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Directed by	Henry King
Written by	Jules Furthman (story)
Starring	Gail Kane
Cinematography	John Seitz
Production company	American Film Company
Distributed by	Mutual Film
Release date	August 6, 1917 (1917-08-06)
Running time	5 reels
Country	United States
Language	Silent (English intertitles)

Plot

As described in a film magazine review,[3] Sebastian Dore (Dearholt) is mysteriously murdered in front of his home, and his beautiful wife Liane (Kane) vows revenge on the murderer. To this end she becomes a German spy for Karl, Prince von Kondermarck (MacLean), but the two fall in love. At the outbreak of war Karl is called to Germany, and Liane opens her home to wounded French soldiers. She accidentally learns that Karl is the murderer of her husband and plans to turn him over to the police. Before he leaves, Karl produces letters showing that Sebastian had betrayed his sister, and explains that Sebastian was accidentally shot in a struggle. Liane and Karl escape together on his yacht.

Cast

• Gail Kane - Liane Dore
• Douglas MacLean - Karl, Prince von Kondermarck
• Robert Klein - Baron Arnold von Pllnitz/The Comte
• Frank Rickert - De Courcey
• Edward Peil, Sr. - Etienne Jaccard
• Ashton Dearholt - Sebastian Dore
• Ruth Everdale - Marie, Liane's Child

References

External links

• Souls in Pawn at IMDb
• Souls in Pawn at AllMovie

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