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The Soul Mate

1914, English. Directed by Francis J. Grandon.

Sally Brent, a pretty laundry girl, believes in palmistry and is told by a charlatan that the man who affects purple as his colors is her affinity and soul mate. She is loved by Dan Maguire, driver of the laundry wagon, but he is very fond of red, which causes Sally much grief as she thinks a lot of Dan. One day she does up a bundle of shirts in which the color purple predominates. She writes a message on one of the cuffs, calling the owner her "soul mate."

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0h 11m
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Language
English
Rated
NR

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12 December 1914
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United States of America
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The Soul Mate (1914) was directed by Francis J. Grandon and stars Charles Wheelock, Barney Furey, Lafe McKee.

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