Cast:
Lillian Gish, Ronald Colman, Gail Kane [ More ]Director:
Henry KingWriters:
George V. Hobart, Charles E. WhittakerCinematographer:
Roy OverbaughEditor:
Duncan MansfieldProduction Designer:
Robert M. HaasProduction Company:
Inspiration PicturesThe film was also released in Feb 1924 at a length of 10 reels, 10,055 ft., and on 17 Apr 1924 at a length of 9,361 ft. For information on other adaptations of F. Marion Crawford's novel, please consult the entry for the 1915 Essanay production of The White Sister, directed by Fred E. Wright and starring Vila Allen and Richard C. Travers (see entry), and the 1933 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer version directed by Victor Fleming, with Helen Hayes and Clark Gable.
See also Helen Gardner’s Pieces of Silver (1914). ...
The film was also released in Feb 1924 at a length of 10 reels, 10,055 ft., and on 17 Apr 1924 at a length of 9,361 ft. For information on other adaptations of F. Marion Crawford's novel, please consult the entry for the 1915 Essanay production of The White Sister, directed by Fred E. Wright and starring Vila Allen and Richard C. Travers (see entry), and the 1933 Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer version directed by Victor Fleming, with Helen Hayes and Clark Gable.
See also Helen Gardner’s Pieces of Silver (1914).
Angela Chiaromonte, heir to a vast Italian estate, is left penniless and homeless when her father dies and her half-sister, the Marchesa di Mola, destroys the will dividing the property between the two daughters. Angela's fiancé, Giovanni Severini, goes to war in Africa, promising marriage on his return. When reports of his death arrive, Angela joins a convent. Severini, taken prisoner, escapes to Italy and there meets Angela, whom he tries to persuade to renounce her vows. /ngela rejects him, unable to leave the order. Severini dies helping the townspeople escape the erupting ...
Angela Chiaromonte, heir to a vast Italian estate, is left penniless and homeless when her father dies and her half-sister, the Marchesa di Mola, destroys the will dividing the property between the two daughters. Angela's fiancé, Giovanni Severini, goes to war in Africa, promising marriage on his return. When reports of his death arrive, Angela joins a convent. Severini, taken prisoner, escapes to Italy and there meets Angela, whom he tries to persuade to renounce her vows. /ngela rejects him, unable to leave the order. Severini dies helping the townspeople escape the erupting Vesuvius.
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