| Colonel Effingham's Raid | |||||
| Alpha Video (1945) | |||||
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| Joan Bennett | Ella Sue Dozier | |
| Charles Coburn | Col. Will Seaborn Effingham | |
| William Eythe | Albert 'Al' Marbury | |
| Allyn Joslyn | Earl Hoats | |
| Cora Witherspoon | Clara Meigs | |
| Elizabeth Patterson | Cousin Emma | |
| Frank Craven | Dewey | |
| Donald Meek | Doc Buden | |
| Thurston Hall | Ed, the Mayor | |
| Emory Parnell | Joe Alsobrook | |
| Henry Armetta | Jimmy Economy | |
| Boyd Davis | Bibbs | |
| Stephen Dunne | Ed Bland | |
| Harry Hayden | Box Smith | |
| Frank Orth | Wild Man | |
| Roy Roberts | Capt Rampey |
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| Producer | Lamar Trotti
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| Writer | kathryn scola
Berry Fleming |
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On the eve of America's entry into World War II, Colonel Effingham (Charles Coburn) retires to his hometown of Fredricksville, Georgia, where his love for America leads him on a crusade to preserve the Confederate Monument Square. Mobilizing the town's upright citizens against corrupt local government, the Colonel leads an unforgettable assault on City Hall. Colonel Effingham's Raid is a sly political fable that humorously explores wartime patriotism and "Old South" loyalty. |
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