Deborah

1914

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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuDeborah, a beautiful Jewish maiden driven from her home in a large city, found refuge in the woods near a small town. With her were two of her own faith--a woman and an old man named Abraham... Alles lesenDeborah, a beautiful Jewish maiden driven from her home in a large city, found refuge in the woods near a small town. With her were two of her own faith--a woman and an old man named Abraham. During her wandering Deborah met Joseph, the son of Lorenz, burgomaster of the town, and... Alles lesenDeborah, a beautiful Jewish maiden driven from her home in a large city, found refuge in the woods near a small town. With her were two of her own faith--a woman and an old man named Abraham. During her wandering Deborah met Joseph, the son of Lorenz, burgomaster of the town, and neither the girl's inherited hatred for the Christians, nor the young man's contempt for ... Alles lesen

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- Philip Lonergan
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IHRE BEWERTUNG

Drehbuch
- Philip Lonergan
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Maude Fealy

Deborah

Robert Robson

Abraham

Josephine Houle

Sarah
(as Mrs. Josephine Houle)

J. Morris Foster

Joseph
(as Morris Foster)

Edward Hoyt

Burgomaster Lorenz

Ethyle Cooke

Anna
(as Ethel Cooke)

Helen Badgley

Anna's Child

Mitchell Lewis

Nathan - An Apostate Jew

Louise Everts

Mary

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The story is likely to convince the heart

Clearly aimed to please the many, this two-reel offering in which is pictured the trials and sorrows of Deborah, a Jewish girl in Austria of about a hundred years ago, is "a good guess" from the exhibitor's standpoint. The story is likely to convince the heart, although the mind will, if in a critical mood, find much that is not strongly logical in it and a bit of mawkish sentimentality. It carries the clear earmarks of the stage melodramas of the last period and includes a fine scene in which a Catholic priest stands off a mob intent on lynching the Jewess and another big picture of the persecuted girl's forgiveness of the lover who had let himself be deceived about her. Maud Fealey takes the role of Deborah and is adequately supported by a large and well-trained cast. The photography is excellent. - The Moving Picture World, July 18, 1914