The Blue Veil

A World War I widow loses her only child and spends the rest of her life as a children's nurse.

Cast

Jane Wyman

as Louise Mason

Charles Laughton

as Fred K. Begley

Joan Blondell

as Annie Rawlins

Richard Carlson

as Gerald Kean

Agnes Moorehead

as Mrs. Palfrey

Don Taylor

as Dr. Robert Palfrey

Audrey Totter

as Helen Williams

Cyril Cusack

as Frank Hutchins

Everett Sloane

as District Attorney

Natalie Wood

as Stephanie Rawlins

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