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Inspired by the accomplishments of Mary McCleod Bethune, who made and sold so many sweet potato pies that, with her earnings, she established many schools for the under-privileged.
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Inspired by the accomplishments of Mary McCleod Bethune, who made and sold so many sweet potato pies that, with her earnings, she established many schools for the under-privileged.
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Genre:Drama
Written By:Alan Thornhill
In Theaters:10/22/1960
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Runtime:102 minutes
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Cast
Rickard Tegström, Marion Clayton Anderson
Director
Muriel Smith
Emma Tremaine
Ann Buckles
Sarah Miller Spriggs
Louis Byles
Charlie as a Man
George McCurdy
Charlie as a Boy
William Pawley Jr.
Mr. Spriggs
Phyllis Konstam
Mrs. Spriggs
Anna Marie McCurdy
Julie
Robert Anderson
Blaney
Cecil Broadhurst
Editor
Joel McCrea
Prologue Narrator
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