The Angel of Spring (1915)
Betty, a young society woman, marries Jack, a manly young fellow but a bookkeeper. Betty is supremely happy but early reveals her dislike for babies and her horror of becoming a mother. But the time comes when she must enter the "twilight sleep." During the "twilight sleep" a beautiful spirit, "The Angel of Spring," comes and takes Betty's spirit with her. The angel leads her to nestlings, to jungle mothers and their tenderly-nursed young and to other babies of the springtime. Back in the home they hurry the newborn baby from the room before the young mother can awaken, fearing the effect upon her already-disordered mind. However, the lesson taught her by "The Angel of Spring" has wrought a great change in Betty, and when she awakens she longingly stretches her arms for her own little one.
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GenresDrama
Short
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| Filmmakers | Role |
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| Guy Oliver | Director |
| William E. Wing | Writer |
| William Nicholas Selig | Producer |
