One More Spring

Three people live together in the maintenance shed at Central Park as an alternative to living on the streets.

Cast

Janet Gaynor

as Elizabeth Cheney

Warner Baxter

as Jaret Otkar

Jane Darwell

as Mary Sweeney

Roger Imhof

as Michael Sweeney

Grant Mitchell

as Henry Sheridan

Rosemary Ames

as Miss Weber

John Qualen

as Auctioneer

Dick Foran

as Park Policeman

Walter Woolf King

as Morris Rosenberg

Astrid Allwyn

as Girl at Auction

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