Movie Drama
Love happens between the son of Polish immigrants settled in Maine and the daughter of a neighboring farm family.
Jean Muir Donald Woods Russell Hardie Emily Lowry Arthur Hohl Dorothy Peterson Clara Blandick William Janney Dorothy Appleby Sarah Padden Egon Brecher David Durand Wally Albright Georgie Billings Marilyn Knowlden Jevere Gibbons Gloria Fisher Joyce Kay Cora Sue Collins Dorothy Gray Harry C. Bradley Lester Dorr Lloyd Neal Shirley Temple David Landau John Elliott
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