The Pilgrim Lady is a 1947 American film starring a talented cast including William "Billy" Benedict, Paul E. Barnes, Harry Cheshire, Jack Rice, Ray Walker, Alan Mowbray, Veda Ann Borg, Warren Douglas, Clarence Kolb, Doris Merrick, William Haade, Charles Coleman, Lynn Roberts, Russell Hicks, Dorothy Christy, Helen Freeman, Carlisle Blackwell Jr., and Thomas J. Dugan.
The film, with a runtime of 67 minutes, was premiered on January 22, 1947, and is set in the United States. The story follows a group of characters such as a Bellboy played by William Benedict, Oscar portrayed by Paul Barnes, and Dr. Bekins by Harry Cheshire. As the plot unfolds, viewers are introduced to Hotel Clerk played by Jack Rice, Blackie Reynolds by Ray Walker, and Clifford Latimer portrayed by Alan Mowbray.
Other characters in the film include Eve Standish played by Veda Ann Borg, Dennis Carter by Warren Douglas, Prof. Rankin by Clarence Kolb, Millicent Rankin portrayed by Doris Merrick, and Cab Driver by William Haade. The cast also includes Noel portrayed by Charles Coleman, Henrietta Rankin also known as Iris Fabian by Lynn Roberts, Thackery Gibbs by Russell Hicks, Nell Brown portrayed by Dorothy Christy, Aunt Phoebe by Helen Freeman, Wayne Talbot III by Carlisle Blackwell Jr., and Workman by Thomas J. Dugan.
The Pilgrim Lady is a classic film that showcases the talents of its esteemed cast and provides viewers with an engaging and entertaining story. With its rich characters and intriguing plot, this 1947 film remains a standout in cinematic history.
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