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The Little Minister
1934, Movie, NR, 104 mins
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The Little Minister was one of Sir James Barrie's most popular works. Published as a novel in 1891, it was adapted into a play in 1897 in England, then brought to the US in 1907 in a version starring Maude Adams. She revived it on stage in 1915 and on radio (twice) in 1934, then Ruth Chatterton played it on Broadway again in the mid-1920s. Two silent film adaptations were released in 1921, Paramount's version featuring Betty Compson and George Hackathorne, Vitagraph's starri...
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Young Gavin Dishart is eager to be a proper shepherd to his flock as the new minister in the Scottish village. But soon is hopelessly in love with a headstrong, flirtatious gypsy girl, Babbie.
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Length: 01:53:00
Posted: 7/28/2009
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Year: 1934
Rated NR
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Katharine Hepburn
: Babbie
John Beal
: Gavin
Alan Hale
: Rob Dow
Donald Crisp
: Dr. McQueen
Lumsden Hare
: Thammas
Andy Clyde
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