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Lillian
Gish - Elsie,
Stoneman's Daughter
Mae Marsh - Flora Cameron, the Pet Sister
Henry Walthall - Col. Ben Cameron
Miriam Cooper - Margaret Cameron, Elder Sister
Mary Alden - Lydia, Stoneman's Mulatto
Housekeeper
Ralph Lewis - Hon. Austin Stoneman, Leader of
the House
George Seigmann - Silas Lynch, Mulatto Lieut.
Governor
Walter Long - Gus, a Renegade Negro
Robert Harron - Tod, Stoneman's Younger Son
Wallace Reid - Jeff, the Blacksmith
Joseph Henabery - Abraham Lincoln
Elmer Clifton - Phil, Stoneman's Elder Son
Josephine Crowell - Mrs. Cameron
Spottiswoode Aiken - Dr. Cameron
Andre Beringer - Wade Cameron, Second Son
Maxfield Stanley - Duke Cameron, Youngest Son
Jennie Lee - Mammy, the Faithful Servant
Donald Crisp - Gen. U.S. Grant
Howard Gaye - Gen. Robert E. Lee
Sam De Grasse - Sen. Charles Sumner
Raoul Walsh - John Wilkes Booth
Elmo Lincoln
Olga
Grey
Eugene Pallette
Bessie Love
Jennie Lee
William de Vaull
Tom Wilson |
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Director:
D.W. Griffith
Writers: D.W.
Griffith, Frank Woods - based on Thomas Dixon's
novel and play, The Clansman,
with additional material from his The Leopard's Spots
Cinematography: G.W. Bitzer
Music Director: D.W. Griffith - arrangement
Joseph Carl Breil - arrangement |
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