Cast
- Blanche Sweet - Judith
- Henry B. Walthall - Holofernes
- Mae Marsh - Naomi
- Robert Harron - Nathan
- Lillian Gish - The young mother
- Dorothy Gish - The crippled beggar
- Kate Bruce - Judith's maid
- J. Jiquel Lanoe - Eunuch Attendant
- Harry Carey - Assyrian Traitor
- W. Chrystie Miller - Bethulian
- Gertrude Robinson
- Charles Hill Mailes - Bethulian Soldier
- Edward Dillon
- Gertrude Bambrick - Lead Assyrian Dancer
- Lionel Barrymore - Extra
- Clara T. Bracy - Bethulian
- Kathleen Butler - Bethulian
- William J. Butler - Bethulian
- Christy Cabanne
- William A. Carroll - Assyrian Soldier (as William Carroll)
- Frank Evans - Bethulian Soldier
- Mary Gish
- Harry Hyde - Bethulian Soldier/Assyrian Soldier
- Thomas Jefferson
- Jennie Lee - Bethulian
- Adolph Lestina - Bethulian
- Elmo Lincoln
- Antonio Moreno - Extra
- Marshall Neilan
- Frank Opperman - Bethulian
- Alfred Paget - Bethulian/Assyrian Soldier
- W. C. Robinson - Bethulian Soldier
- Kate Toncray - One of Judith's Servants
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