Symphony of Living is a 1935 American film directed by Frank R.

Strayer and starring Evelyn Brent.

Synopsis:
There's an old concertmaster from the Cosmopolitan Orchestra.

He was trying to realize his long-held dream of performing as a solo musician in an orchestra, but he lost his right hand in an accident.

When his children learn of his misfortune, they immediately abandon him, knowing that he will no longer give them money.

As a result, Adolf Greig becomes increasingly depressed and becomes a street beggar.

He is too proud to ask for help from his friends or find his son or daughter.

One night, while standing in front of a concert hall, he sinks into the street due to hunger and fatigue.

He is picked up by two members of the orchestra, Mancini and Rozzini, and taken to Rozzini's house.

A young genius violinist named Karl Rupert appears, and with the help of Mancini and Rozzini, Greig launches this boy into a brilliant career.