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Scene of Judah Ben-Hur (right) discussing with his sister Rome's misrule of Jerusalem
Scene of Judah Ben-Hur (right) discussing with his sister Rome's misrule of Jerusalem
William S. Hart's casting in the film remains unverified. This image likely relates to promotion of his many performances as Messala in the 1899-1900
William S. Hart's casting in the film remains unverified. This image likely relates to promotion of his many performances as Messala in the 1899-1900 Broadway production of Ben Hur.
Roman-era sets built by Pain's Fireworks Company at Manhattan Beach, c. 1903; the company where the film's co-director, Frank Oakes Rose, worked as a
Roman-era sets built by Pain's Fireworks Company at Manhattan Beach, c. 1903; the company where the film's co-director, Frank Oakes Rose, worked as a stage manager (Library of Congress Collection)
Advertisement in The Moving Picture World, December 1907
Advertisement in The Moving Picture World, December 1907
Hart, c. 1918
Hart, c. 1918
Hart on the June 1917 cover of Motion Picture Magazine
Hart on the June 1917 cover of Motion Picture Magazine
William S. Hart and Winifred Westover in John Petticoats
William S. Hart and Winifred Westover in John Petticoats
Portrait of Hart in the June 1916 issue of The Photo-Play Journal
Portrait of Hart in the June 1916 issue of The Photo-Play Journal