The House I Live In

November. 09,1945 NR

Rating：

6.4

Genre：

Drama Music

Keywords：

Acceptance Tolerance Religious Intolerance

Trailer Synopsis Cast

Frank Sinatra teaches a group of young boys a lesson in religious tolerance.

Frank Sinatra as Self

Teddy Infuhr as Boy in Gang (uncredited)

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