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A family living on a farm in Maine takes in a young woman to stay with them, not knowing that the woman is not quite what she seems and has a secret in her past that she hasn't told them about.
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Anna Moore
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David Bartlett
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Constable Seth Holcomb
Edward Trevor ...
Lennox Sanderson
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Martha Perkins
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Squire Amasa Bartlett
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Hi Holler
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Mrs. Louisa Bartlett
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Kate
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Cordelia Peabody
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Amos
Al Lydell ...
Hank Woolwine
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Mr. Peabody
Phil La Toska ...
Abner
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Doc Wiggin
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Mrs. Poole
Seymour ...
Rube Comedian (as Seymour and Corncob)
Corncob ...
Rube Comedian (as Seymour and Corncob)
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Musician (as William Borzage)
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Townswoman at Party
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Rosie - Hired Girl
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Quilting Party Woman
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Townsman
Florence Gill ...
Quilting Party Woman
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Mrs. Emma Stackpole
Ray Hoback ...
Violinist
Louis King ...
Minister
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Quilting Party Woman
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Quilting Party Woman
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Dancing Girl at Party (uncredited)
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Town Choir Singer (uncredited)

Directed by

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Henry King

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Howard Estabrook ... (screen play) and
William Hurlbut ... (screen play)
 
Lottie Blair Parker ... (play)
 
Joseph R. Grismer ... () (uncredited)

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Winfield R. Sheehan ... producer (as Winfield Sheehan)

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David Buttolph ... (uncredited)
Hugo Friedhofer ... (uncredited)
Cyril J. Mockridge ... (uncredited)

Cinematography by

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Ernest Palmer

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Robert Bischoff

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William S. Darling ... (as William Darling)

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William Lambert

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Joseph E. Aiken ... sound (as Joseph Aiken)

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Sam Benson ... wardrobe (uncredited)

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Oscar Bradley ... musical director

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Taglines The tenderest love story of our time. The grandest spectacle of all time. (Print Ad- Victoria Daily Times, ((Victoria, BC)) 30 May 1936) See more »
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Also Known As
  • A travers l'orage (France)
  • A través de la tormenta (Spain)
  • 東への道 (Japan, Japanese title)
  • Mesa stin kataigida (Greece)
  • Út a boldogság felé (Hungary)
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  • 80 min
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Trivia The year the action takes place is never explicitly stated in the film, but a few hints courtesy of the character Kate place it in 1890. She refers to "A Hazard of New Fortunes" by William Dean Howells, originally published that year, as "a new book". She also refers to the Reginald De Koven opera "Robin Hood", which premiered the same year, as new. See more »
Movie Connections Featured in The Fortunate Pilgrim (1988). See more »
Soundtracks Turkey in the Straw See more »
Quotes Mrs. Louisa Bartlett: What did Doctor
[couldn't make out name]
Mrs. Louisa Bartlett: preach about?
Squire Amasa Bartlett: Sin.
Mrs. Louisa Bartlett: What did he say?
Squire Amasa Bartlett: He's against it.
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