Arkansas Judge (1941)Roy is a young lawyer and has little to do in this movie. Director:Frank McDonald |
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Arkansas Judge (1941)Roy is a young lawyer and has little to do in this movie. Director:Frank McDonald |
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| Leon Weaver | ... |
Judge Abner Weaver
(as Weaver Brothers and Elviry)
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| Frank Weaver | ... |
Cicero Weaver
(as Weaver Brothers and Elviry)
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| June Weaver | ... |
Elviry Weaver
(as Weaver Brothers and Elviry)
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| Roy Rogers | ... |
Tom Martel
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Spring Byington | ... |
Mary Shoemaker
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Pauline Moore | ... |
Margaret Weaver
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Frank M. Thomas | ... |
August Huston
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Veda Ann Borg | ... |
Hettie Huston
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Eily Malyon | ... |
Widow Smithers
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Loretta Weaver | ... |
Violey Weaver
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Minerva Urecal | ... |
Miranda Wolfson
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Beatrice Maude | ... |
Mrs. Neill
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Harrison Greene | ... |
Mr. Neill
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Barry Macollum | ... |
Mr. Melvany
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George Rosener | ... |
Mr. Beaudry
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Peaceful Valley town-founder, Judge Abner Weaver is distressed when the townspeople begin gossiping and "bearing false witness'" against Mary Shoemaker , the community handy-woman, who is charged with having stolen fifty dollars from Widow Smithers , and he and his wife Elviry and brother Cicero stoutly defend Mary. The theft becomes a matter of community interest when a rumor is circulated that Hettie Huston , daughter of the local banker, August Houston, has stolen the money in order to buy an expensive evening gown with which to dazzle Tom Martel, a young lawyer whose legal education was sponsored by Judge Weaver, whose daughter Margaret is also in love with Tom, and the young lawyer is torn between the sophisticated attractions of Hettie and the simple charm of Margaret. In order to save his daughter's reputation, August Houston is eager to have Mary Shoemaker's guilt established and to induce her to quietly leave town... Written by Les Adams <longhorn1939@suddenlink.net>
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