Uncle Tom's Cabin (1903 film)

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For works with similar titles, see Slavery Days.

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Uncle Tom's Cabin (1903)
directed by Edwin S. Porter

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Key (info)
	Dialogue
	In scene
	Storyline

Cast and Crew
Crew
Director	Edwin Stanton Porter (d. 1941)
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4683980Uncle Tom's Cabin1903Edwin S. Porter

Uncle Toms Cabin
—or—
Slavery Days

Eliza Pleads with Tom To Run Away

Phenias Outwits
—the—
Slave Traders

$10,000 Reward

The Escape
—of—
Eliza

Reunion of Eliza
—and—
George Harris

Race Between
—the—
Rob't E. Lee and Natchez

Rescue
—of—
Eva

& New Orleans

Mail
Racket

Lee

The Welcome Home
—to—
St. Clair Eva Aunt Ophelia
and
Uncle Tom

Tom and Eva
—In The—
Garden

Death
—of—
Eva

St. Clair Defends Uncle Tom

Auction Sale
—of—
St. Clair's Slaves

Livery
—&—
Feed Stable

Tom Refuses
—to Flog—
Emaline

Marks Avenges Deaths Of St. Clair and Uncle Tom

Tableau.
Death of Tom

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