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==Abstract== | ==Abstract== | ||
Based of [[Salomé (1893 Wilde), play]], and Bearsley’s designs. | Based of [[Salomé (1893 Wilde), play]], and Bearsley’s designs. "Salome, the daughter of Herodias, seduces her step-father/uncle Herod, governor of Judea, with a salacious dance. In return, he promises her the head of the prophet John the Baptist" (IMDB). | ||
==Cast== | |||
*[[Alla Nazimova]] = [[Salome]] | |||
*[[Mitchell Lewis]] = [[Herod Antipas]] | |||
*[[Rose Dione]] = [[Herodias]] | |||
*[[Nigel De Brulier]] = [[John the Baptist]] | |||
==Editions and performances== | ==Editions and performances== | ||
Revision as of 11:59, 29 November 2013
Salome (1922) is a silent film directed by Charles Bryant.
Abstract
Based of Salomé (1893 Wilde), play, and Bearsley’s designs. "Salome, the daughter of Herodias, seduces her step-father/uncle Herod, governor of Judea, with a salacious dance. In return, he promises her the head of the prophet John the Baptist" (IMDB).
Cast
- Alla Nazimova = Salome
- Mitchell Lewis = Herod Antipas
- Rose Dione = Herodias
- Nigel De Brulier = John the Baptist
Editions and performances
Produced in the United States (1922). Premiered at the Criterion Theater in New York on 31 December 1922.
External links
Videos
Categories:
- 1922
- Fiction
- Cinema
- Films
- American Fiction
- American Cinema
- Made in the 1920s
- Salome (subject)
- Salome--fiction (subject)
- Salome--cinema (subject)
- Herod Antipas (subject)
- Herod Antipas--fiction (subject)
- Herod Antipas--cinema (subject)
- Herodias (subject)
- Herodias--fiction (subject)
- Herodias--cinema (subject)
- John the Baptist (subject)
- John the Baptist--fiction (subject)
- John the Baptist--cinema (subject)