Tess of the D'Urbervilles Trailer

Tess of the D'Urbervilles Trailer (1913)

"A Soulful Portrayal of a Woman's Sorrows" 01 September 1913 Drama, Romance 50 mins

A peasant girl sent to make a claim on her family's ancestral home in England's Wessex is seduced and left with child by its current owner.

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Cast

Minnie Maddern Fiske

as Tess Durbeyfield (as Mrs. Fiske)

Raymond Bond

as Angel Clare

David Torrence

as Alec D'Urberville

John Steppling

as John Durbeyfield

Mary Barker

as Joan Durbeyfield

Katherine Griffith

as Mrs. D'Urberville

Franklyn Hall

as Parson Clare

Camille Dalberg

as Mrs. Clare

J. Liston

as Parson Tringham

Boots Wall

as Reta

Justina Huff

as Liza Lou

John Troughton

as Jonathan

International Releases Dates

United States 01 September 1913

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