White Bondage (1937)
A reporter risks lynching to prove that share croppers are being cheated.
Top billed cast
Jean MuirBetsy Ann Craig
Gordon OliverDave Graydon
Howard PhillipsCal 'Snipe' Sanders
Joe KingTrent Talcott
Harry DavenportPop Craig
Virginia BrissacSarah Talcott
Addison RichardsKip Gillis
Eddie 'Rochester' AndersonOld Glory (uncredited)
Trevor BardetteLon Huston (uncredited)
Bernice PilotHannah
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