The Green Hand (1940)
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In 1932, University of Georgia agriculture professor Paul W. Chapman wrote a novel about the Future Farmers of America (FFA), The Green Hand, in which joining FFA improved the life of a young delinquent, Fred Dale. In 1939, Sears-Roebuck & Co. sponsored the filmed version of The Green Hand and shot the film in Athens, Georgia, casting townfolk and university professors as its main characters. The main character, Fred Dale, is played by UGA sophomore Alpha Fowler, Jr., the son of a state legislator. A "big man on campus" in the 1940s, Fowler, Jr. went on to his own career as a state legislator. Other men prominent in Georgia and UGA agriculture appeared in the film.
- Data de estreia
- 12 de janeiro de 1940
- País de origem
- Ainda indisponível
Elenco
- Paul W. Chapman como Prof. Marshall Anderson
- J.W. Bailey como Fred's Mother
- W.R. Coile como Judge of the Superior Court
- G.P. Donaldson como Jack Lindsey
- Alpha Fowler Jr. como Fred Dale
- Betty Johnson como Sally May Martin
- Leo F. Johnson como Sally's Father
- M.D. Mobley como Walter Langford
Equipe
- Paul W. Chapman · Roteirista