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Salome (1918) is a (now lost) feature film (silent, B&W, 80m), directed by J. Gordon Edwards.

Abstract

Although claiming inspiration directly from Joseph and offering a vivid representation of ancient Jerusalem, the character of Salome was influenced by Wilde’s retelling.

Cast

Editions

Produced in the United States (1918).

External links

Pictures on the Web