Drama History
Alexander Graham Bell falls in love with deaf girl Mabel Hubbard while teaching the deaf and trying to invent means for telegraphing the human voice. She urges him to put off thoughts of marriage until his experiments are complete. He invents the telephone, marries and becomes rich and famous, though his happiness is threatened when a rival company sets out to ruin him.
Directed by
Irving Cummings
Henry Fonda
Thomas Watson
Don Ameche
Alexander Graham Bell
Gene Lockhart
Thomas Sanders
Loretta Young
Mrs. Mabel Hubbard Bell
Edward LeSaint
Banker at Demonstration
Jonathan Hale
President of Western Union
Jack Kelly
Banker's Son (uncredited)
Elizabeth Patterson
Mrs. MacGregor
Charles Coburn
Gardner Hubbard
Harry Davenport
Judge Rider
John Elliott
Banker at Demo
Spring Byington
Mrs. Hubbard
Charles Trowbridge
George Pollard
Claire Du Brey
Landlady
Edward Keane
Banker at Demo
Russell Hicks
Mr. Barrows
Dick Elliott
Man Laughing at Demo
Nora Cecil
Miss Jenkins
Eddy Waller
Storekeeper
Fern Emmett
Mac Gregor's Maid
Otto Hoffman
Pawnbroker
Zeffie Tilbury
Mrs. Sanders
Charles Tannen
Court Clerk
Sally Blane
Gertrude Hubbard
Crauford Kent
General
Polly Ann Young
Grace Hubbard
Davison Clark
Court Attendant at Door
Bobs Watson
George Sanders
Paul Stanton
Chauncey Smith
Harry Tyler
Joe Eliot
Lillian West
Sanders' Nurse
Ottola Nesmith
Nora
George Guhl
Mr. Winthrop
Georgiana Young
Berta Hubbard
Beryl Mercer
Queen Victoria
Tyler Brooke
Mr. Calhoun
Landers Stevens
Manager of New England Telephone Exchange
Dave Morris
Telegrapher
Jan Duggan
Mrs. Winthrop
Ralph Remley
D'Arcy - Singer
Esther Brodelet
Telephone Operator
Edmund Elton
Banker at Demo
Mary Field
Piano Player
Warren Jackson
Tom
Frank Jaquet
Edward
Sheldon Jett
New England Telephone Company Executive
Jarold Clifford Lyons
Infant
Ruth Robinson
Nurse
John Graham Spacey
Sir John Cowell
William Wagner
Jack Walsh
James J. Starrow

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