13 December 1956 90 mins
A wealthy mill owner finances the education of a clever, but poor, young man.
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Charles Bickford as Henry Harcourt
Peter Lawford as Willis Wayde
Jeff Donnell as Sylvia
Edmon Ryan as Bryson Harcourt
Walter Abel as Mr. Wayde
Katherine Squire as Mrs. Wayde
Sarah Churchill as Bess Harcourt
Howard Smith as P.L. Nagle
Jane Darwell as Mrs. Jacoby
Richard Joy as Self - Announcer
Vincent J. Donehue Director
Frank D. Gilroy Writer
John P. Marquand Original Story
John P. Marquand Writer
Martin Manulis Producer
Russell Garcia Music
United States 13 December 1956
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