The Cowboy and the Lady

Mary Smith (Merle Oberon), daughter of presidential hopeful Horace Smith (Henry Kolker), has lived a cloistered life free of any scandal. Although she is devoted to her father and supports his political aspirations, she longs for a life of her own. Believing she needs some excitement in her life, Mary's free-spirited Uncle Hannibal (Harry Davenport) takes her dancing at a nightclub, which the police raid for gambling. When Horace learns that press reporters have discovered Mary's name on the police report, he sends his daughter off to the family's Palm Beach, Florida mansion.

MPAA Rating:	NR
Genre:	Comedy, Drama, Romance, Western
Country:	United States
Produced By:	Samuel Goldwyn
Directed By:	William Wyler, Stuart Heisler, H.C. Potter
Written By:	Eddie Moran, Robert Riskin, Frank R. Adams, Gene Fowler, Alan Campbell, Robert Ardrey, Lillian Hellman, Dorothy Parker, John Emerson, S.N. Behrman, Anita Loos, Sonya Levien, Frederick Lonsdale, Leo McCarey, Frank Ryan, Richard Connell, Howard Estabrook
Cast:	Harry Davenport, Emma Dunn, Mike Lally, Tom Ricketts, Jack Baxley, Sarah Edwards, Franklyn Farnum, Henry Kolker, William Worthington, Lee Phelps, Mabel Colcord, Steve Clemente, Hank Worden, Ed Brady, Eddie Acuff, Merle Oberon, Mabel Todd, David Newell, Charles Coleman, Walter Walker, Ernie Adams, Silver Tip Baker, Robert Middlemass, Emmett Vogan, Russ Powell, Patsy Kelly, Frederick Vogeding, Blue Washington, Irving Bacon, Billy Wayne, Ethan Laidlaw, Walter Brennan, Edgar Norton, Guy Wilkerson, Danny Borzage, James Conaty, Si Jenks, Gary Cooper, Curley Dresden, Murray Alper, Sam Garrett, Edmund Mortimer, Fuzzy Knight, John Judd, Harry Wilson, Syd Saylor, Charles Richman, George Chandler, Arthur Hoyt, Berton Churchill, Iron Eyes Cody
In Theaters:	Nov 17, 1938
Runtime:	1 hour 31 minutes
Production:	The Samuel Goldwyn Company
Budget:	$1,500,000
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