The Little Minister

We still know little about Katharine Hepburn, who appears to be both fiancee' to a local lord, and a freelance gypsy, as she tricks John Beal, the new-in-town title character, into sounding an alarm for mistreated mill workers, in The Little Minister, 1934, from an often-filmed James M. Barrie novel and play.

John Beal, newly-appointed title character, with his predecessor (Herbert Bunston) after services, with comments from quirky policeman Andy Clyde, as Katharine Hepburn, the vaguely defined leading lady, is introduced, in The Little Minister, 1934, from James M. Barrie's novel and play.