24 Sep 1940
Süss, the Jew
Nazi historical drama about Duke Karl Alexander of Württemberg and his treasurer Süß Oppenheimer.
Fabiola
In "Fabiola" (1918) Herr Guarzzoni moved from the earliest days of Christianity when the new faith was struggling to just survive to a later period in the Roman Empire when the religion was a major force and attempting to win over Rome.
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Giula Cassini-Rizzotto 
Bruto Castellani Giorgio Fini Augusto Mastripietri 
Amleto Novelli 
Livio Pavanelli Signora Polleti
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