

Drama · Romance · Western
Overview
A girl of wealth comes to a Dutch community outside Chicago as a schoolteacher, and while there falls in love with a poor but big-hearted farmer.
Top Cast


Jane Wyman
Jane Wyman
Selina De Jong
Jane Wyman
Selina De Jong


Sterling Hayden
Sterling Hayden
Pervis De Jong
Sterling Hayden
Pervis De Jong


Steve Forrest
Steve Forrest
Dirk De Jong
Steve Forrest
Dirk De Jong


Nancy Olson
Nancy Olson
Dallas O'Mara
Nancy Olson
Dallas O'Mara


Elisabeth Fraser
Elisabeth Fraser
Julie Hempel
Elisabeth Fraser
Julie Hempel


Martha Hyer
Martha Hyer
Paula Hempel
Martha Hyer
Paula Hempel


Roland Winters
Roland Winters
Klaas Pool
Roland Winters
Klaas Pool


Richard Beymer
Richard Beymer
Roelf, Age 12-16
Richard Beymer
Roelf, Age 12-16


Sue George
Sue George
Girl (uncredited)
Sue George
Girl (uncredited)


Frank Ferguson
Frank Ferguson
Ed (uncredited)
Frank Ferguson
Ed (uncredited)
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