The first film from director Friedrich Wilhelm Murnau to be finished in the States. The film has the tangible elements of German expressionism. Murnau received a big budget from Fox and the ability to make all the filmmaking decisions. The film has been called the greatest silent film of all time.
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George O'Brien | The Man |
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Janet Gaynor | The Wife |
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Margaret Livingston | The Woman From the City |
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Bodil Rosing | The Maid |
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J. Farrell MacDonald | The Photographer |
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Ralph Sipperly | The Barber |
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Jane Winton | The Manicure Girl |
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Arthur Housman | The Obtrusive Gentleman |
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Eddie Boland | The Obliging Gentleman |
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Herman Bing | Streetcar Conductor |
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Sidney Bracey | Dance Hall Manager |
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Gino Corrado | Manager of Hair Salon |
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Vondell Darr | Little Girl |
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Sally Eilers | Woman in Dance Hall |
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Gibson Gowland | Angry Driver |
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Fletcher Henderson | Performer - Song: 'Tozo' |
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Leon Janney | Boy |
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Thomas Jefferson | Old Seaman |
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Bob Kortman | Villager |
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F.W. Murnau | Dancer |
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Barry Norton | Ballroom Dancer |
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Robert Parrish | Boy |
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Sally Phipps | Ballroom Dancer |
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Tempe Pigott | Flower Seller |
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Harry Semels | Carnival Gallery Man with Pig |
| Director | F.W. Murnau |
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| Writer | Carl Mayer, Hermann Sudermann, Katherine Hilliker, H.H. Caldwell | |
| Producer | William Fox | |
| Musician | R.H. Bassett, Carli Elinor, Erno Rapee, Hugo Riesenfeld, Willy Schmidt-Gentner | |
| Photography | Charles Rosher, Karl Struss | |
| Nr Discs | 1 |
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