The Little Minister (1934)
Rev. Gavin Dishart, a reserved new minister in the quaint Scottish village of Thrums, becomes enamored with the spirited Gypsy girl, Babbie. Their budding romance ignites a scandal that reverberates through the community. Babbie, with her fiery nature, harbors a crucial secret about the local nobleman, Lord Milford Rintoul, who is entangled in a brewing labor conflict. As tensions rise, Dishart must navigate his feelings for Babbie and the societal implications of their relationship, ultimately challenging the norms of his position and the village's traditions.
