Possibly the screen's first version of the Henrik Ibsen play, this 1911 movie was made by Thanhauser. It's an absorbing enough plot in it's own right, but the film captures nothing of the message within Ibsen's work. The name of the actress who plays the central figure is unknown, but she's very good, as is William Russell in the part of the loan agent from whom she dishonestly obtains a loan during a time of crisis.
Review of A Doll's House
