Mrs. Spalding, believe me, if I had anyplace else to go tonight besides the State Home for...
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Mr. Will:
Mrs. Spalding, believe me, if I had anyplace else to go tonight besides the State Home for the Infirm, I'd gladly leave right now. Now, when I came here, all I asked was to be left alone. I am not some kind of freak that is here on display for the amusement of those hooligans you call children
Mrs. Spalding, believe me, if I had anyplace else to go tonight besides the State Home for the Infirm, I'd gladly leave right now. Now, when I came here, all I asked was to be left alone. I am not some kind of freak that is here on display for the amusement of those hooligans you call children
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Mrs Spalding believe me
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if I had anyplace else to go tonight besides
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the State Home for the Infirm I'd gladly leave right now
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When I came here all I asked was to be left alone
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I am not some kind of freak that is here on display
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for the amusement of those hooligans you call children
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Movie Summary
In central Texas in the 1930s, a widow with two small children tries to save her small 40-acre farm with the help of a blind boarder and an itinerant black handyman.
Actors
Mr. Will
Edna Spalding
