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6.3/10   23 votes
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Director:
Frank Lloyd
Writers:
Jonathan Finn (story) and
Theresa Oaks (story) ...
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Release Date:
11 April 1941 (USA) more
Genre:
Western | Comedy | Drama more
Plot:
How a liberated teacher brought women's suffrage to Wyoming in 1869. full summary | add synopsis
User Comments:
Wins the election, but not in a landslide more

Cast

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Loretta Young ... Annie Morgan
Robert Preston ... Steve Lewis
Edward Arnold ... James 'Jim' Cork
Frank Craven ... Hank Foreman
Gladys George ... Elsie
Jessie Ralph ... Mrs. McGuinness
Stanley Fields ... Jerry Stover
Willie Best ... George
Samuel S. Hinds ... Governor Howard
Spencer Charters ... Dr. McGuinness
Clare Verdera ... Mrs. Matthews (as Claire Verdera)
Al Bridge ... Mr. Matthews (as Alan Bridge)
Charles Williams ... Clerk
Erville Alderson ... Ike Fairchild
Emmett Vogan ... Stanton
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Additional Details

Runtime:
88 min
Country:
USA
Language:
English
Aspect Ratio:
1.37 : 1 more
Sound Mix:
Mono (Western Electric Mirrophonic Recording)
Certification:
Sweden:15

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3 out of 3 people found the following comment useful:-
Wins the election, but not in a landslide, 17 November 2002
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Author: cygnus58 from Binghamton, New York

"The Lady from Cheyenne" is loosely built around Wyoming's granting of the right to vote to women in 1869-- and if you want a history lesson, this movie isn't the place to look. It isn't accurate, and it isn't even plausible. But it is a pleasant, diverting and harmless film with an attractive comic performance from Loretta Young as a naive but earnest schoolteacher who fights for the cause of suffrage as a means of rescuing her town from corruption. Carole Lombard was the first choice for this role, and Young emulates her fast-paced, breathless delivery, but she captures the character's idealism better than Lombard would have, and she carries the film with her charm. The supporting cast is strong, the sets are convincing and Frank Lloyd, who specialized in period films, directs with a light touch and a properly brisk pace. Nobody's ever going to call it a masterpiece, but it's certainly a pleasant way to pass the time. By the way, the title is misleading; the heroine goes to Cheyenne, but she isn't from Cheyenne.

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