Ann Blyth

Edmund Gwenn

John McIntire

Gregg Palmer

Hugh O'Brian

Jack Kelly

Frances Bavier

Otto Hulett

Kathleen Hughes

George Mathews

Lamont Johnson

King Donovan

Bess Flowers

Alix Talton

Frank Gifford

Joe Gray

Dabbs Greer

June Hedin

Mary Alan Hokanson

Eilene Janssen

Joseph Mell

Robert Nichols

George D. Wallace

Rudolph Maté

Leonard Goldstein

Anton Leader

Frank Skinner

Irving Glassberg

Edward Curtiss

Hilyard M. Brown

Bernard Herzbrun

Russell A. Gausman

Julia Heron

Rosemary Odell

Lillian Burkhart

Joan St. Oegger

Burris Grimwood

Vincent Romaine

Bud Westmore

Lew Leary

Marshall Green

Frank Shaw

Frank Artman

Leslie I. Carey

Richard DeWeese

Robert Pritchard

A.B. Roberts

James V. Swartz

James O'Hanlon

Herb Meadow

Julius Rosenkrantz

Comedy

Sally and Saint Anne

Universal International Pictures

United States of America

Nowment

I first saw this movie when I was a kid. The story is is meant as light hearted fun. Moves quickly, and with Edmund Gwen you can't go wrong. It's one of those classics meant to pass a bit of time coming away with a feeling of enjoyment. Whether intended or not it managed to stay with me my whole life. Sally forgets her lunch one day, and prays to Saint Anne, when she gets in trouble for where she left her lunch she calls Saint Anne a snitched. Two nuns over hear her, one thinks its impudence the other calls it faith. As time goes on others also have faith in Sally praying to Saint Anne. 
whether Catholic, or not, it's just fun movie, it never gets religious, doesn't preach at audiences. If looking for a more devotional type film, try Joan of Arc, or Our Lady of Fatima. If looking for the kind of light hearted humor, with core value of family's stick together, and yes some Irish stereotypes of the era, this is one to watch. Hard to find, rarely aired, but worth the time to watch.

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