From the Manger to the Cross
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From the Manger to the Cross or Jesus of Nazareth is a 1912 American motion picture that was filmed on location in Egypt and in Palestine.Template:Sfn It tells the story of Jesus' life. Directed by Sidney Olcott who also appeared in the film, actress and screenwriter Gene Gauntier wrote the script and portrayed the Virgin Mary.
The film received excellent reviews at the time of its original release. After Vitagraph Studios acquired Kalem, the film was re-released in February 1919.
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Cast
- Robert Henderson-Bland : Jesus, the man
- Percy Dyer : the Boy Jesus
- Gene Gauntier : the Virgin Mary
- Alice Hollister : Mary Magdalene
- Sidney Olcott : Blind Man
- Samuel Morgan : Pontius Pilate
- James D. Ainsley : John the Baptist
- Robert G. Vignola : Judas Iscariot
- Helen Lindroth : Martha
- George Kellog : Herod
- Jack J. Clark : John the Apostle
- J. P. McGowan : a Wise Man
- Montague Sidney : Joseph
- F. Owen Sterling : Unknown
- Thos J. Wentworth : a Wise Man
- G. Howard Barton : a Wise Man
- Frederic Bryson : Unknown
- Leslie D. Thomas : Peter (Saint-Pierre)
- Frank T. Gregory : Andrew
- Harry Lennox : James
- H. H. Kerr : Bartholomew
- Jack Melville : James
- Denton Harcourt : Matthew
- J. M. Baber : Thaddeus
- Ralph T. Duncan : Simon
- William Smiley : Lazarus
- F. R. Payne : A leper
- Huntley Roma : A palsied man
- James H. Wilson : Son of the widow
- Ruth Middelton : The widow
- G. W. Martin : Thomas
- Carl Vincent : Simon of Cyrene
- Lydia Gardebeau : Salome
- H. L. Lumt : Penitent Thief
- F. T. Bostock : Impenitent thief
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