The Heart of Valeska was released on May 12, 1913.

The Heart of Valeska was directed by Ashley Miller.

The Heart of Valeska has a runtime of 11m.

Valeska, the daughter of a poor cobbler, is occupied caring for her sick mother and keeping house. Nearly enough money has been saved to pay the taxes, when the medicine bottle becomes empty and Valeska borrows from the taxes to buy medicine, hoping to be able to repay it. In the small town in which they live is a man who is paying attention to Valeska, and favored by her, except at times when his drinking makes him a useless wretch. One day, while gathering firewood, Valeska is overtaken by a nobleman, and he offers her assistance in giving her a lift in the coach to her home. Time goes on, more money is needed for medicine and the tax money is again borrowed. When the medicine bottle is filled and wrapped in newspaper and taken home, Valeska discovers an announcement in the paper of the coming marriage auction, a custom still in existence. First of all, to raise more money, Valeska sells her beautiful hair to help her poor parents, then goes off to auction herself to become some worthy man's wife. At the auction the nobleman bas dropped in out of curiosity. He sees Valeska on the stand and bids the highest for her; gets her and when he learns her story from her own lips, honest nobleman that he is, takes her to her home, buys medicine and comforts for the sick mother and then is about to go when Valeska realizing: her Jove is truly for him, and seeing his answer .in her eyes, goes for a minister.

The key characters in The Heart of Valeska are Valeska (Miriam Nesbitt), The Count (Marc McDermott), The Tax Collector (Bigelow Cooper).

The Heart of Valeska is a Short, Drama film.