DESCRIPTION
A young woman and her family are saved from an Indian attack by a Mormon community, but are forced into a world of bigamy, rape and suicide. The beautiful daughter, Dora, is played by director Leonard's wife, Mae Murray. It is also one of Murray's few surviving films.
This film represents a sincere effort by the director to present a balanced view of "good" versus "evil" in the Mormon community. The film was deemed a fair representation in 1917, but modern-day viewers may be offended by the biased depiction of Mormon Elders and by the misinformation so widely spread about the Mormon movement in general.
Silent
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Black and White, 60 minutes DVDR 1917
Starring: Mae Murray, Frank Borzage, Noah Beery, Hobart Bosworth, Richard Cummings
Director: Robert Z. Leonard
Vendor: LIAM
Vendor #: LIAM
Medium: Silent
Our Price: $14.99
Package: Printed Sleeve, No Picture Available
