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She Brought a New Kind of Love to the South!
A modest country doctor in the antebellum South has to contend with his daughter's upcoming marriage and an affectionate medicine show elephant.
Oliver Hardy Harry Langdon Billie Burke Alice Brady James Ellison Jean Parker June Lang Olin Howland J. Farrell MacDonald Hattie McDaniel Bess Flowers Stepin Fetchit Philip Hurlic Hobart Cavanaugh Clem Bevans Tommy Mack Robert Dudley Zenobia Wittacre Jessie Arnold William Bakewell Jack Baxley Edward Broadley Ralph Brooks Helen Brown Chester Conklin Luke Cosgrave Wade Crosby Joe Cunningham Rankin Daugette Nigel De Brulier Jack Egan Jack Egger Marie Engel Jim Farley Mary Foy Bud Geary Jack George Joseph W. Girard Babe Green Edna Hall Mark Hamilton Winifred Harris Olive Hatch Fay Holderness Bert Howard Sydney Jarvis Mary Kornman Walter Lawrence Wilfred Lucas Sam Lufkin Otto Malde John McCollum Kathleen McCormack Leila McIntyre Robert McKenzie Edward McWade Gertrude Messinger Peggy Moran Edmund Mortimer Harry Myers William J. O'Brien Bob Perry Thomas Pogue Raymond Rayhill Powell Paul Power Doris Rankin Suzanne Rhoades Edwin Richey Cyril Ring Colonel Robinson Amy Busby Roy Kathryn Sheldon Louise Squire Rene Stone Arthur Thalasso Laura Treadwell Toni Tree Malcolm Waite May Wallace Marie Wells William Worthington Al Thompson
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