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Warner Bros., 1937. Directed by
Frank Borzage. Camera: Byron Haskin. With
Errol Flynn,
Anita Louise,
Margaret Lindsay,
Cedric
Hardwicke, Walter Abel, Henry O'Neill, Spring Byington, Erin
O'Brien-Moore, Henry Kolker, Pierre Watkin, Granville Bates, Russell
Simpson, Myrtle Stedman, St. Luke's Choristers, Wade Boteler, John Butler,
Jim Pierce, Bess Flowers, Noel Kennedy, Louise Stanley, Douglas Weed, Miki
Morita, Shirley Lloyd, Lillian Elliott, Lyle Maraine, Jim Thorpe, Sibyl
Harris, Sam Rice, Lowden Adams, Ed Chandler, James Farley, Milton Kibbee,
Harvey Clark. |
When Newell Paige, a young surgeon at an
urban hospital, takes the blame for a patient's death caused by his
mentor, Dr. Endicott, Paige is asked to tender his
resignation. Before leaving for western Montana to work on a
cure for Rocky Mountain spotted fever with his friend,
bacteriologist John Stafford, Paige meets and falls in love with
Phyllis Dexter, the dead patient's daughter, who is attracted to him
until she learns that he is the man considered responsible for her
mother's death.
In Montana, Paige tries to find meaning
in life by working to discover a serum to combat the fever, using
himself as a guinea pig for his experiments. Phyllis journeys
to Montana on a mission of forgiveness just as Paige falls ill.
Endicott, finally overcome by remorse, and Frances Ogilvie, a nurse
who loves Paige, support Phyllis and Stafford in their vigil by
Paige's bedside. Paige recovers and under the counsel of Rev.
Dean Harcourt, has a religious experience.
Stafford and Ogilvie stay in Montana to
administer the new vaccine, while Paige is restored to the staff of
his hospital, where he joins Phyllis in Harcourt's congregation.
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