The White Sister (1923) 
Directed by Henry King
Cast: 
Lillian Gish .... Angela Chiaromonte 
Ronald Colman .... Capt. Govanni Severini 
Gail Kane .... Marchesa de Mola 
J. Barney Sherry .... Monsignor Saracinesca 
Charles Lane .... Prince Chiaromonte 
Juliette La Violette .... Madame Bernard 
Gustavo Serena .... Prof. Ugo Severi
Alfredo Bertone .... Filmore Durand 
Roman Ibanez .... Count del Ferice 
Alfredo Martinelli .... Alfredo del Ferice 
Ida Carloni Talli .... Mother Superior
Giovanni Viccola .... Gen. Mazzini 
Antonio Barda .... Alfredo's Tutor 
Giacomo D'Attino .... Solicitor to the Prince 
Michele Gualdi .... Solicitor to Count 
Giuseppe Pavoni .... The Archbishop 
Francesco Socinus .... Prof. Torricelli 
Sheik Mahomet .... The Bedouin Chief 
James E. Abbe .... Lt. Rossini
W. Duncan Mansfield .... Cmdr. Dorato
Ferruccio Biancini 
Thelma Raye 

Produced by Henry King

Cinematography by Roy F. Overbaugh

Film Editing by W. Duncan Mansfield

Art Direction by Robert M. Haas

Tagline: A love that outlived passion! 

Lillian Gish is the daughter of a rich Italian count who is killed in a fall from his horse. Though Lillian stands to inherit a large estate, her older half-sister burns the will and thus inherits the property herself, throwing Lillian into poverty. Fortunately, she is engaged to marry the dashing officer Ronald Coleman, but he is captured by Arabs on an expedition to Arabia. Dedicating her life to his memory, Lillian becomes a nun, unaware that her lover has escaped his captors and returning to Italy! The climax takes place against a backdrop of the eruption of Mount Vesuvius.

The Complete 10 reel version. 143 Minutes