Movie1949 · Released · 99 min
In 1922, Scott Mason Carter graduates from Chase Medical School in Chicago and marries Marcia. Both are light-skinned enough to be mistaken for whites. Scott has landed an internship, but his fellow graduate, the dark-skinned Jesse Pridham, wonders if he will have to work as a Pullman (car or coach) porter (carrier) until there is an opening in a black hospital.
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Beatrice Pearson
Marcia Carter
Mel Ferrer
Dr. Scott Mason Carter
Susan Douglas
Shelly Carter
Robert A. Dunn
Rev. John Taylor
Richard Hylton
Howard 'Howie' Carter
Grace Coppin
Mrs. Mitchell
Carleton Carpenter
Andy
Canada Lee
Lt. 'Dixie' Thompson
Royal Beal
Det. Staples
William Greaves
Arthur 'Art' Cooper
Emory Richardson
Dr. Charles Frederick Howard (uncredited)
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