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1 videodisc (89 min.) : sound, black and white and color tinted ; 4 3/4 in. + 1 insert.
Angela tends a lighthouse in an Italian fishing village while her brothers are fighting at the front. She discovers a foreign sailor washed ashore, nurses him back to health and falls in love with him. After they marry and have a baby, she discovers that he is a German spy and that her innocent actions have helped cause the death of her brother. Considered to be one of Pickford's most fully realized adult characters, the film shows her astonishing range: from pure slapstick, to moments of pathos, to a harrowing descent into madness.
"Restored by the the UCLA Film and Television Archive"--Container.
Originally produced as a motion picture by United Artists in 1921.
Mary Pickford, Evelyn Dumo, Fred Thomson, Edward Phillips, Albert Prisco, Raymond Bloomer.
Silent with intertitles and musical accompaniment.
Director/writer, Frances Marion ; photography, Charles Rosher, Henry Cronjager.