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Rainbow on the River

Rainbow on the River

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Rainbow on the River

1936
1h 27m
9.0(1 votes)
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A young boy is forced to leave his family in the South and move in with relatives he doesn't know in New York.

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17 members
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Bobby Breen

Philip Ainsworth

Bobby Breen
Acting

May Robson

Mrs. Harriet Ainsworth

May Robson
Acting

Charles Butterworth

Barrett

Charles Butterworth
Acting

Alan Mowbray

Ralph Layton

Alan Mowbray
Acting

Benita Hume

Julia Layton

Benita Hume
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Henry O'Neill

Father Josef

Henry O'Neill
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Louise Beavers

Toinette

Louise Beavers
Acting

Marilyn Knowlden

Lucille Layton

Marilyn Knowlden
Acting

Eddie 'Rochester' Anderson

Doctor (uncredited)

Eddie 'Rochester' Anderson
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Matthew Beard

Lilybell Jones (uncredited)

Matthew Beard
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Betty Blythe

Flower Buyer (uncredited)

Betty Blythe
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Mozelle Britton

(uncredited)

Mozelle Britton
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Theresa Maxwell Conover

Mrs. Logan (uncredited)

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Jack Egger

(uncredited)

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Lillian Harmer

Superintendent (uncredited)

Lillian Harmer
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Lew Kelly

Cabman (uncredited)

Lew Kelly
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Lillian Yarbo

Seline (uncredited)

Lillian Yarbo

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