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The Little Minister Overview:

The Little Minister (1934) was a Drama - Romance Film directed by Richard Wallace and produced by Pandro S. Berman.

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The Little Minister ( 1934 )

Margaret Perry is hosting The Great Katharine Hepburn Blogathon which kicked off on May 9th and we at Silver Scenes could not resist joining in on celebrating one of the greatest actresses to ever grace the silver screen. Our contribution to the event - The Little Minister - came out of the 1930s, o... Read full article


The Little Minister ( 1934 )

Margaret Perry is hosting The Great Katharine Hepburn Blogathon which kicked off on May 9th and we at Silver Scenes could not resist joining in on celebrating one of the greatest actresses to ever grace the silver screen. Our contribution to the event - The Little Minister - came out of the 1930s, o... Read full article


The Little Minister ( 1934 )

Margaret Perry is hosting The Great Katharine Hepburn Blogathon which kicked off on May 9th and we at Silver Scenes could not resist joining in on celebrating one of the greatest actresses to ever grace the silver screen. Our contribution to the event - The Little Minister - came out of the 1930s, o... Read full article


The Little Minister ( 1934 )

Margaret Perry is hosting The Great Katharine Hepburn Blogathon which kicked off on May 9th and we at Silver Scenes could not resist joining in on celebrating one of the greatest actresses to ever grace the silver screen. Our contribution to the event - The Little Minister - came out of the 1930s, o... Read full article


Richard Headrick: The Little Minister

Little Richard Headrick’s golden curls and beyond-his-years acting ability began winning over filmmakers and just the age of 2. Although he quickly became a fan favorite and fan magazine darling, in just six years, he gave up the world of film for a greater cause. Richard Throop Headrick... Read full article


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The Little Minister Facts
Film debut of Byron Foulger.

Although the copyright records state the film is based on J.M. Barrie's 1891 novel and not his 1897 play, most reviewers specify only the play. The onscreen credit does not say on which work the film is based.

Katharine Hepburn reportedly wasn't interested in taking the part of "Babbie" until she heard Margaret Sullavan wanted the part badly.

The play opened on broadway in New York City, New York, USA on 27 September 1897 with Maude Adams as "Babbie." There were three Broadway revivals, the last in 1925.

John Beal nearly lost his sight when an extra accidentally stabbed him in his eye during the filming of the mob scene.

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