02 November 1933 11 mins
Stephen Foster calls on his fiancé Caroline and her parents, Colonel and Mrs. Colby. Stephen and Caroline each sing his songs. Later, the Colby farm hands sing and dance to Foster's songs.
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John Hundley as Stephen Foster
Nancy McCord as Caroline
Frank H. Wilson as Butler
William Corbett as Colone Colby
Grace Mills as Mrs. Colby
Kelvin Keech as Announcer
Ben Schwartz Director
United States 02 November 1933
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