
Feature film — 1914
Judith of Bethulia (1914)
In the 7th-century B.C., the Assyrians storm the walls of the Jewish city of Bethulia, leaving its people frightened and ready to hand their homes over to the invaders. As the Assyrians close in, the citizens are cut off from the outside world, and they began to starve. Seeing her people's desperation, Jewish widow Judith poses as a harem worker, winning her entry into the Assyrian camp, where she plans to kill their general, Holofernes.
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Director: D.W. Griffith
On screen
Cast & crew

Blanche Sweet
Judith

Henry B. Walthall
Holofernes

Mae Marsh
Naomi

Robert Harron
Nathan

Kate Bruce
Judtih's Maid

Lillian Gish
The Young Mother

Dorothy Gish
Crippled Beggar

J. Jiquel Lanoe
Eunuch Attendant

Gertrude Bambrick
Assyrian Dancer

Harry Carey
Assyrian Traitor

Lionel Barrymore
Extra (uncredited)
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