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Laddie (1935)
"The thrill of good neighbors...the fragrance of fresh apple butter...the music of the gurgling brook at love time... These are the priceless heart throbs that flood the soul with sunshine in this wonderful picture for people who live!"
Movie
Starring
Gloria Stuart
John Beal
Virginia Weidler
Director
George Stevens
NR
1 hr 10 min
Mar 18th, 1935
Drama
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Plot
A romance between two young lovers is complicated by their prohibitive parents. Preserved by the Academy Film Archive in 2013.
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Theatrical Release:
March 18th, 1935
Original Language:
English
Production Companies:
RKO Radio Pictures
english nobility
plow
Cast & Crew
G
Gloria Stuart
as Pamela Pryor
J
John Beal
as Laddie
V
Virginia Weidler
as Little Sister
D
Donald Crisp
as Mr. Pryor
C
Charlotte Henry
as Shelly Stanton
D
Dorothy Peterson
as Mrs. Stanton
G
George Stevens
Director
G
Gene Stratton-Porter
Novel
R
Ray Harris
Screenplay
D
Dorothy Yost
Screenplay
S
Sam Redding
Grip
H
Harold Stein
Boom Operator
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