Smilin' Through

In a small English village celebrating Queen Victoria's sixtieth jubilee, the vicar (Ian Hunter) and servant Ellen (Frances Robinson) worry about Sir John (Brian Aherne), who is visited in the cemetery by a ghostly Jeanette MacDonald, in Frank Borzage's 1941 re-make of Smilin' Through.

Having met by accident in the abandoned estate of his deceased father, half-American Kenneth Wayne (Gene Raymond) and Kathleen (Jeanette MacDonald) find affinity, with "Drink To Me Only With Thine Eyes," from a Ben Johnson poem, in Frank Borzage's Smilin' Through, 1941.

Future husband-and-wife Gene Raymond and Jeanette McDonald in Smilin' Through (1941), their one film together.