| Release Date: | Mar 1934 |
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| Genre: | Drama |
| Runtime: | min |
| Cast: | Katharine Hepburn (Trigger Hicks) Robert Young (John Stafford) Ralph Bellamy (George Fleetwood) Martha Sleeper (Eleanor Stafford) Louis Mason (Bill Grayson) Sara Haden (Etta Dawson (as Sarah Haden)) Virginia Howell (Granny Raines) Sidney Toler (Mr. Jim Sawyer) Will Geer (West Fry (as High Ghere)) John Beck (Jake Hawkins) Therese Wittler (Mrs. Jim Sawyer) Irene Rich (Undetermined Role (scenes deleted)) Ed Brady (Mountaineer Russ Cleaver (uncredited)) Bob Burns (Mountaineer (uncredited)) Nora Bush (Mountain Woman (uncredited)) Lillian Harmer (Woman Stirring Bowl at Granny's House...) Jay E. Holderness (Baby Sawyer (uncredited)) Toyl Holderness (Baby Sawyer (uncredited)) Bob Kortman (Sam Cleaver (uncredited)) Carroll Warren (Mountaineer (uncredited)) |
Mountain girl Trigger Hicks, a fierce loner equally handy with a rock or a prayer, is in danger of having her faith-healing mistaken for witchcraft by the neighbors. She shows a vulnerable side when John Stafford, a philandering engineer working on a new dam, is attracted to her. Matters come to a head when Trigger "rescues" an abused baby from its parents, and seeks help from the engineers.
