JOSEPH IN THE LAND OF EGYPT.

A spectacular all talking Jewish picture with music. 5,000 people in the cast,—one year in the making. This drama is a very faithful picturization of the Biblical story of Joseph and his brethren. It traces in detail all the incidents of Joseph, his father Jacob, and the youngest son's arrival in Egypt, his accession to power through the friendship of Pharaoh, saving the Egyptians through the years of famine, and final reunion with his father and brothers. Tremendous mob scenes make the production very spectacular. The drama is treated with the greatest reverence, and is suitable not only for Jewish auditoriums, but also for Catholic and Protestant auditoriums. While the dialogue is all in Jewish, the English explanatory titles carry the story, and the picture is recommended as a great Biblical picture.

Credits

Directed by
George Roland
Cast
Joseph Green
Complete catalog record
JOSEPH IN THE LAND OF EGYPT. Presented by Mortimer D. Sikawitt and Samuel Goldstein. 1932. 8 reels, sd. Based on the Biblical drama "Joseph and His Brethren." Credits: Director, George Roland; dialogue, Michael Goldberg; music arrangement, I. J. Hochman. Guaranteed Pictures Co., Inc.; 1Jun32; LP3066.

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Sources

  1. 16mm Filmography (legacy record) — title, year, creator, length, catalog record
  2. Ideal Pictures Corporation Motion Picture Catalog, 1940-1941 — title, length, format, sound, genre, description
  3. Wikidata · Q6288221 ↗ — color, country, credits