Glory

A lovesick girl and her grandfather groom their filly for the Kentucky Derby.

Cast

Margaret O'Brien

as Clarabel Tilbee

Walter Brennan

as Ned Otis

Charlotte Greenwood

as Miz Agnes Tilbee

John Lupton

as Chad Chadburn

Byron Palmer

as Hoppy Hollis

Lisa Davis

as Candy Trent

Gus Schilling

as Joe Page

Hugh Sanders

as Sobbing Sam Cooney

Walter Baldwin

as Doc Brock

Harry Tyler

as Beed Wickwire

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