Production Shots
of
"Quo Vadis" (1900)
"Resurrection" (1903)
"The Christian" (1898)
"The Ghetto" (1899)
"Sue" (1896)
"Rosedale"

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Joseph Haworth as Vinicius in "Quo Vadis" (1900)
*"Quo Vadis"* is the story of the pagan Tribune, Vinicius, and his love for the Christian girl Lygia, during the time of Nero.

Vinicius converting Chilo (Horace Lewis) to Chrisitanity	Vinicius		Scene from Act V (r to l) Roselle Knott (Lygia) Joseph Haworth (Vinicius) Petronius (Arthur Forrest) Poppea (Alice Fischer)

Vinicius & Tigellinus (William T. Clifton)	Vinicius & Lygia (Roselle Knott)		Vinicius & Lygia (Roselle Knott)

Vinicius	The denunciation of Nero (Edmund D. Lyons)		Act VI Nero (Edmund D, Lyons) orders Poppea (Alice Fischer) to drink the suspected wine

Lygia (Roselle Knott) & Vinicius (Joseph Haworth)

Joseph Haworth as Prince Dimitri Neckhludoff in "Resurrection" (1903)
*"Resurrection"* is the story of how Prince Dimitri Neckhudoff's seduction of the innocent Katusha turns her life to crime, degradation, and ultimately through Dimitri's efforts, redemption.

Neckhludoff (Haworth) seduces Katusha (Blanche Walsh)	Neckhludoff (Haworth) and Katusha (Blanche Walsh)		Neckhludoff (Haworth) serves on the jury of Katusha's (Blanche Walsh) trial for murder

Neckhludoff (Haworth) interviews Katusha (Blanche Walsh) at the Moscow women's prison	On the road to Siberia Neckhludoff (Haworth) arrives with the Czar's pardon and asks Katusha (Blanche Walsh) to be his wife		Katusha (Blanche Walsh) bids Neckhludoff (Haworth) a final farewell

*Joseph Haworth as John Storm in "The Christian"* (1898)**
*"The Christian"* is the story of John Storm an idealistic young clergyman in central London.

John Storm (Haworth) restrain an angry crowd of parishioners

Joseph Haworth in "The Ghetto" (1899)
"The Ghetto" is the story of Raphael, a young Jew whose marriage to a Christian girl disrupted his relationship with his orthodox father.

Joseph Haworth (l) as Rafael, son of Jacob

Joseph Haworth in "Sue" (1896)
*"Sue"* is the story of an innocent young girl living with her selfish brutal father in a mining camp, and of her marriage to a man she didn’t love to escape her surroundings.

Haworth (l) as Ira Beasly Theodore Roberts (seated Center) as John Scott Annie Russell (standing) as Sue		Sue marries the uncouth Ira to escape her abusive father

Sue's father Silas (Horace Lewis) insists on the marriage







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Production Shots of "Quo Vadis" (1900) "Resurrection" (1903) "The Christian" (1898) "The Ghetto" (1899) "Sue" (1896) "Rosedale"

Production Shots
of
"Quo Vadis" (1900)
"Resurrection" (1903)
"The Christian" (1898)
"The Ghetto" (1899)
"Sue" (1896)
"Rosedale"