The Stratton Story (1949)

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Directed by

Sam Wood

Writing Credits

Douglas Morrow	...	(screenplay) and
Guy Trosper	...	(screenplay)

Douglas Morrow	...	(story)

George Wells	...	(contributor to screenplay construction) (uncredited)

Cast (in credits order) verified as complete


	James Stewart	...	Monty Stratton
	June Allyson	...	Ethel
	Frank Morgan	...	Barney Wile
	Agnes Moorehead	...	Ma Stratton
	Bill Williams	...	Eddie Dibson
	Bruce Cowling	...	Ted Lyons
	Cliff Clark	...	Josh Higgins
	Mary Lawrence	...	Dot
	Dean White	...	Luke Appling
	Robert Gist	...	Earnie
	Gene Bearden	...	Gene Bearden
	Bill Dickey	...	Bill Dickey
	Jimmy Dykes	...	Jimmy Dykes
	Mervyn Shea	...	Mervyn Shea
Rest of cast listed alphabetically:
	Dwight Adams	...	Detroit Ball Player (uncredited)
	William Allington	...	Western All Stars Coach (uncredited)
	Jessie Arnold	...	Person in Theatre (uncredited)
	Polly Bailey	...	Person in Theatre (uncredited)
	William Bailey	...	Person in Theatre (uncredited)
	Jerry Bassett	...	Stratton Baby (uncredited)
	Tom Bassett	...	Stratton Baby (uncredited)
	Vangie Beilby	...	Person in Theatre (uncredited)
	Walter Berger	...	Yankee Pitcher (uncredited)
	Bud Beringhele	...	Western All Stars Player (uncredited)
	John Bero	...	Western All Stars Player (uncredited)
	Edward Bockman	...	Western All Stars Player (uncredited)
	Chet Brandenburg	...	Bartender (uncredited)
	Jack Brewer	...	Southern All Stars Player (uncredited)
	Ralph Brooks	...	Restaurant Customer (uncredited)
	John Burger	...	Ball Player (uncredited)
	Clint Cameron	...	Chicago White Sox Player (uncredited)
	Spencer Chan	...	Waiter (uncredited)
	Merle Combs	...	Chicago White Sox Player (uncredited)
	James Conaty	...	Restaurant Patron (uncredited)
	Heinie Conklin	...	Baseball Fan (uncredited)
	Gene Coogan	...	Baseball Fan (uncredited)
	Gino Corrado	...	Restaurant Chef (uncredited)
	Peter Crouse	...	Reporter (uncredited)
	Todd Davis	...	Chicago White Sox Player (uncredited)
	Joe DiMaggio	...	Joe DiMaggio (archive footage) (uncredited)
	Jess Dobernic	...	Southern All Stars Player (uncredited)
	Mike Donovan	...	Umpire (uncredited)
	Jim Drum	...	Spectator (uncredited)
	Pat Flaherty	...	Western Manager (uncredited)
	Lee Tong Foo	...	Waiter (uncredited)
	Gordon Ford	...	Western All Stars Coach (uncredited)
	William Garbe	...	Southern All Stars Player (uncredited)
	Cecil Garriott	...	Southern All Stars Player (uncredited)
	James Gladd	...	Yankee Ball Player (uncredited)
	Ira Gordon	...	All Stars Umpire (uncredited)
	Robert Graham	...	Monty's Son as a Baby (uncredited)
	Robert Haines	...	Waiter (uncredited)
	William Hall	...	Ball Player with Bill Dickey (uncredited)
	Don Heffner	...	Southern All Stars Player (uncredited)
	Clarence Hennecke	...	News Vendor (uncredited)
	Holmes Herbert	...	Doctor (uncredited)
	John Hiestand	...	Ball Player with Bill Dickey (uncredited)
	Golden Holt	...	St. Louis Coach (uncredited)
	Wally Hood	...	Southern All Stars Player (uncredited)
	Wesley Hopper	...	Detroit Ball Player (uncredited)
	Roy Hughes	...	Southern All Stars Player (uncredited)
	Karl Johnson	...	Detroit Ball Player (uncredited)
	Morey J. Kaplan	...	Western All Stars Player (uncredited)
	Frank Kelleher	...	Chicago White Sox Player (uncredited)
	John Kerr	...	Yankee Coach (uncredited)
	Maurice Kraft	...	Southern All Stars Player (uncredited)
	Ralph Kress	...	Southern All Stars Coach (uncredited)
	Florence Lake	...	Mrs. Appling (uncredited)
	Mitchell Lewis	...	Conductor (uncredited)
	William Lillie	...	Southern All Stars Player (uncredited)
	Johnny Lindell	...	Western All Stars Player (uncredited)
	Ralph Littlefield	...	Waiter (uncredited)
	Jack Lohrke	...	Southern All Stars Player (uncredited)
	Harry Lowrey	...	Yankee Ball Player (uncredited)
	Al Lyons	...	Western All Stars Player (uncredited)
	Clarence Maddern	...	Southern All Stars Player (uncredited)
	Alphonse Martell	...	Headwaiter (uncredited)
	Gene Mauch	...	Southern All Stars Player (uncredited)
	Mickey McCardle	...	Western All Stars Player (uncredited)
	Matt McHugh	...	Slot Machine Player (uncredited)
	George Melford	...	Person in Theatre (uncredited)
	Steve Mesner	...	Western All Stars Player (uncredited)
	George Metkovich	...	Chicago White Sox Player (uncredited)
	Fred Millican	...	All-Star Catcher (uncredited)
	Cyril Moran	...	Chicago White Sox Player (uncredited)
	Sol Murgi	...	Baseball Fan (uncredited)
	Al Mutart	...	All Stars Umpire (uncredited)
	Anne Nagel	...	Mrs. Piet (uncredited)
	James Nolan	...	Reporter (uncredited)
	Louie Novikoff	...	Detroit Ball Player (uncredited)
	Frank O'Connor	...	Baseball Fan (uncredited)
	Pat Orr	...	Umpire (uncredited)
	George Ovey	...	Person in Theatre (uncredited)
	Garry Owen	...	Cab Driver (uncredited)
	Roy Partee	...	Western Pitcher (uncredited)
	Leonard Perme	...	Yankee Ball Player (uncredited)
	Eugene Persson	...	Monty's Son as a Toddler (uncredited)
	Al Porto	...	Western All Stars Player (uncredited)
	Jack Powell	...	Umpire (uncredited)
	Jerry Priddy	...	Yankee Ball Player (uncredited)
	Kenneth Richardson	...	Western All Stars Player (uncredited)
	Al Rosen	...	Vendor (uncredited)
	Don Ross	...	Chicago White Sox Player (uncredited)
	Michael Ross	...	Pitcher (uncredited)
	Joe Rue	...	Umpire (uncredited)
	Glen Russell	...	Chicago White Sox Player (uncredited)
	Tim Ryan	...	Man Playing Slot Machine (uncredited)
	Hank Sauer	...	Yankee Ball Player (uncredited)
	Carl Saxe	...	Detroit Ball Player (uncredited)
	Syd Saylor	...	Person in Theatre (uncredited)
	Ziggy Sears	...	Umpire (uncredited)
	Bernard Sell	...	Restaurant Customer (uncredited)
	Mabel Smaney	...	Person in Theatre (uncredited)
	Charles Smith	...	Usher in Movie Theater (uncredited)
	Cap Somers	...	Giants Manager (uncredited)
	Al Spaeter	...	Western All Stars Player (uncredited)
	Tuck Stainback	...	Southern All Stars Player (uncredited)
	Bryan Stephens	...	Southern All Stars Player (uncredited)
	Bert Stevens	...	Movie House Patron (uncredited)
	Charles Stevens	...	Chicago White Sox Player (uncredited)
	Cy Stevens	...	Person in Theatre (uncredited)
	Edward Steward	...	Western All Stars Player (uncredited)
	Alfred Stringer	...	Southern All Stars Player (uncredited)
	Lou Stringer	...	Chicago White Sox Player (uncredited)
	Robert H. Sturgeon	...	Yankee Ball Player (uncredited)
	Brick Sullivan	...	Umpire (uncredited)
	Charles Sullivan	...	Spectator (uncredited)
	Clinton Sundberg	...	Man on Radio Baking Pie (voice) (uncredited)
	Don Tierney	...	Western All Stars Player (uncredited)
	Kenneth Tobey	...	Detroit Player (uncredited)
	Al Treichel	...	Chicago White Sox Player (uncredited)
	George Vico	...	Detroit Ball Player (uncredited)
	Larry Ward	...	Western All Stars Player (uncredited)
	John Warner	...	Yankee Coach (uncredited)
	Max West	...	Chicago White Sox Player (uncredited)
	Barbara Wooddell	...	Mrs. Shea (uncredited)
	George Woods	...	Chicago White Sox Player (uncredited)
	Jack Worth	...	Detroit Ball Player (uncredited)
	Al Zarilla	...	Yankee Ball Player (uncredited)
	Gus Zernial	...	Chicago White Sox Player (uncredited)

Produced by

Jack Cummings

...

producer

Music by

Adolph Deutsch

...

(uncredited)

Cinematography by

Harold Rosson

...

director of photography

Editing by

Ben Lewis

Art Direction by

Cedric Gibbons
Paul Groesse

Set Decoration by

Edwin B. Willis

Makeup Department

Jack Dawn	...	makeup designer
Sydney Guilaroff	...	hair stylist

Production Management

Dave Friedman

...

production manager (uncredited)

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

Earl McEvoy	...	assistant director (uncredited)
Carl 'Major' Roup	...	second assistant director (uncredited)
Sid Sidman	...	assistant director (uncredited)

Art Department

Ralph S. Hurst	...	associate set decorator
Frank Wesselhoff	...	painter (uncredited)

Sound Department

Douglas Shearer	...	recording supervisor
Charles E. Wallace	...	sound (uncredited)

Special Effects by

A. Arnold Gillespie	...	special effects
Warren Newcombe	...	special effects

Camera and Electrical Department

Lloyd Isbell	...	grip (uncredited)
S.C. Manatt	...	still photographer (uncredited)
Robert Martin	...	camera operator (uncredited)

Costume and Wardrobe Department

Helen Rose	...	costumes: women
Joan Joseff	...	costume jeweller (uncredited)

Editorial Department

Peter Ballbusch

...

montage

Music Department

Script and Continuity Department

Leslie H. Martinson

...

script supervisor (uncredited)

Additional Crew

Monty Stratton

...

technical advisor

Crew verified as complete

The Stratton Story (1949)

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Directed by

Writing Credits

Cast (in credits order) verified as complete

Produced by

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Editing by

Art Direction by

Set Decoration by

Makeup Department

Production Management

Second Unit Director or Assistant Director

Art Department

Sound Department

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Camera and Electrical Department

Costume and Wardrobe Department

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Music Department

Script and Continuity Department

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