Louisiana

Louisiana

Louisiana

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Louisiana

"Truth is Stranger Than Fiction!"

1947

1h 25m

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Overview

The music-loving son of a Louisiana sharecropper uses his songs to graduate from college.

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14 members

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Jimmie Davis

Jimmie Davis

Jimmie Davis

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Margaret Lindsay

Alvern Adams

Margaret Lindsay

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John Gallaudet

Charlie Mitchell

John Gallaudet

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Freddie Stewart

Freddie Stewart

Freddie Stewart

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Dottye Brown

Laura

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Ralph Reed

Jimmie Davis as a Boy

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Russell Hicks

Fred Astor

Russell Hicks

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Lee 'Lasses' White

Old Timer

Lee 'Lasses' White

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John Harmon

Steve

John Harmon

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Tristram Coffin

Tomlins

Tristram Coffin

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Eddy Waller

Mr. Davis

Eddy Waller

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Mary Field

Mrs. Davis

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Joseph Crehan

Neilson

Joseph Crehan

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Charles Lane

McCormack

Charles Lane

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