Revelation (1918)
Joline, a "Daughter of Joy," becomes enamored of Paul Granville, a poor artist, and as his model enables him to win fame in a series of startling canvases. A wealthy patron of art commissions Paul to paint "The Madonna of the Rose Bush," and he feels that a new model is needed, but the jealous Joline drives them away, and they start for the monastery, where the miracle of the rose bush is supposed to have occurred. There a monk declares that in Joline he has seen the Virgin, and some chord in her better nature is touched. She leaves Paul, but is reunited when she, a Red Cross nurse, finds him wounded upon the battlefield.
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| Filmmakers | Role |
|---|---|
| George D. Baker | Director |
| Mabel Wagnalls | Writer |
| Ethel Browning | Writer |
| George D. Baker | Writer |
| Eugene Gaudio | Cinematographer |
| Ray C. Smallwood | Cinematographer |
| Cast | Role |
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| Charles Bryant | |
| Alla Nazimova | |
| Frank Currier | |
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