Movie Drama
Set against the backdrop of WWI Europe, a man and woman of different classes are brought together by their love of Lippizan horses.
Robert Young Helen Gilbert Charles Coburn Lee Bowman Reginald Owen Lucile Watson Rand Brooks S.Z. Sakall William B. Davidson George Lloyd George Irving Charles Judels Irina Baronova Raymond Bailey Jane Barnes Barbara Bedford Walter Bonn Henry Brandon Hillary Brooke Charles D. Brown Paul E. Burns John Butler Maurice Cass Edward Cecil Cliff Clark Davison Clark Jimmy Conlin Morgan Conway Harry Cording Edgar Dearing Charles Dunbar Dick Elliott James Flavin Ray Flynn Mary Forbes Art Foster Caroline Frasher June Gittelson John Gubbins Jay Gudelia Edward Hearn Earle Hodgins Ellis Irving Selmer Jackson Jack Joyce Victor Kilian Don Latorre Mitchell Lewis Jack Luden Herta Lynd Winifred Lynn George Magrill Art Miles Alberto Morin Adrian Morris Frances Morris Forbes Murray Louis Natheaux Jean O'Donnell Frank Orth Tony Paton Elsa Peterson Alexander Pollard Sandra Lee Richards Constantine Romanoff George Rosener Bodil Rosing Johnny Russell Jack Rutherford Tiny Sandford Rolfe Sedan Pepi Sinoff William Tannen Ray Teal Arthur Thalasso Jacques Vanaire Anthony Warde Robert Winton Joe Yule
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