Deliverance

Aug 18, 1919

1h 25m

★ 5.0

THE ROMANCE OF A WOMAN BORN DEAF DUMB AND BLIND WHO HAS CONQUERED THE WORLD

Overview

The story of Helen Keller and how she overcame her disabilities.

Genres

Drama

Production Companies

Helen Keller Film Corporation

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Cast

Herself (Act 3)

Helen Keller

Herself (Act 3)

Anne Sullivan (Macy)

Nadja (Act 3)

Ardita Mellinino

Herself (Act 3)

Mrs. Kate Keller

Himself (Act 3)

Phillips Keller

Little Blind Helen (Act 1)

Etna Ross

Anne Sullivan (Acts 1 & 2)

Edith Lyle

Nadja (Act 1)

Tula Belle

Helen Keller (Act 2)

Ann Mason

Nadja (Act 2)

Flora Braidwood

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