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Tom and Casy (J. Anderson and S. Cosgrove) meet on the road in the opening scene. | | |
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At Uncle John's |
PA Joad (C. Johnson) repairs the gate at Uncle John's place | | |
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Tom Joad and Ma |
J. Anderson and C. Ball | | |
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The Family Reunites |
Uncle John (B. Miles), Pa Joad (C. Johnson), Grandma (B. Spang-Klotz), Grandpa (L. Robertson) Tom Joad (J. Anderson) and Ma Joad (C. Ball) reunite at Uncle John's place. | | |
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The Prayer |
Jim Casy (S. Cosgrove) prays for the Joads before they eat. | | |
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Grandpa's Burial |
Ma (C. Ball) ties the jaw of Grandpa (L. Robertson) who passes away on their journey to California. | | |
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"Are ya' scared, Ma?" |
Al Joad (S. Sansom) asks Ma Joad (C. Ball) if she is scared. | | |
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"I'm gonna have an 'lectric iron!" |
Rose of Sharon (K. Annett) shares her dreams with Ma (C. Ball) | | |
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"I been a thinkin." |
Jim Casy (S. Cosgrove) sits and contemplates on things. | | |
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It's California. |
The Joads arrival into California. | | |
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Working on an Engine |
Al Joad (S. Sansom) and Floyd Knowles (D. Caraway) talk as they work on an engine. | | |
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The Journey Continues |
The Joads drive out of the Hooverville after it was set on fire. | | |
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A Gift |
Ma (C. Ball) gives Rose of Sharon (K. Annett) a pair of earrings. | | |
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Get Them to Strike |
Jim Casy (S. Cosgrove) tries to persuade Tom (J. Anderson) to get the workers to strike. Also in scene are L. Robertson, B. Spang-Klotz, and E. Harrington. | | |
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"It's a cottonwood!" |
The cast reacts to cottonwood tree breaking the dam. | | |
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"It never was alive." |
Mrs. Wainwright (E. Harrington)explains to Pa (C. Johnson) that the baby was stillborn. | | |
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Will you bury it?" |
Pa (C. Johnson) asks Uncle John (B. Miles) to bury Rose of Sharon's baby. | | |
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"He's starvin'." |
Pa, Rose of Sharon, and Ma discover a young boy (L. Robertson) and his starving father (A. Crosswhite) in a barn. | | |
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A Selfless Act |
Rose of Sharon (K. Annett)decides to give life to the Starving Man (A. Crosswhite). | | |
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