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Gary Cooper

Babe Bennett

Jean Arthur

MacWade

George Bancroft

Cornelius Cobb

Lionel Stander

John Cedar

Douglass Dumbrille

Walter

Raymond Walburn

Judge May

H.B. Warner

Mabel Dawson

Ruth Donnelly

Morrow

Walter Catlett

Farmer

John Wray

James Cedar (uncredited)

Stanley Andrews

Frank (uncredited)

Irving Bacon

Unemployed Farmer in Line and Courtroom (uncredited)

Hank Bell

Cabby (uncredited)

Billy Bevan

Mal (uncredited)

Spencer Charters

Party Guest (uncredited)

Dora Clement

Strolling Violinist (uncredited)

Gino Corrado

Bob (uncredited)

George Cooper

Minor Role (uncredited)

Cecil Cunningham

Mrs. Meredith (uncredited)

Emma Dunn

Shop Girl (uncredited)

Mary Lou Dix

Girl on Bus (uncredited)

Ann Doran

Theresa (uncredited)

Muriel Evans

Minor Role (uncredited)

Bess Flowers

Unemployed Farmer (uncredited)

Charles K. French

Bodyguard (uncredited)

Edward Gargan

Farmer's Spokesman (uncredited)

George "Gabby" Hayes

Budington (uncredited)

Arthur Hoyt

1st Deputy (uncredited)

Paul Hurst

Board Member (uncredited)

Edward Keane

Hallor (uncredited)

Charles Lane

Dr. Fosdick (uncredited)

Edward LeSaint

Bodyguard (uncredited)

Warren Hymer

Douglas (uncredited)

Edwin Maxwell

Unemployed Farmer in Line and Courtroom (uncredited)

Lafe McKee

Nightclub Patron (uncredited)

Frank McLure

Henneberry (uncredited)

George Meeker

Mrs. Semple (uncredited)

Mayo Methot

Interne (uncredited)

James Millican

Reporter (uncredited)

Bert Moorhouse

Reporter (uncredited)

Jack Mower

Waiter (uncredited)

Louis Natheaux

Courtroom Reporter (uncredited)

Dennis O'Keefe

Unemployed Farmer in Line and Courtroom (uncredited)

Bud Osborne

The Tailor (uncredited)

Franklin Pangborn

Butler (uncredited)

Barnett Parker

Cameraman (uncredited)

William Phillips

Italian Opera Board Member (uncredited)

Paul Porcasi

Christian Jenson (uncredited)

Christian Rub

Policeman (uncredited)

Hal Price

County Hospital Guard (uncredited)

Charles C. Wilson

Reporter (uncredited)

Steve Clark

Arthur Cedar (uncredited)

Pierre Watkin

Dr. Emile Von Hallor (uncredited)

Gustav von Seyffertitz

Mr. Semple (uncredited)

Jameson Thomas

Reporter (uncredited)

John Tyrrell

George Rankin (uncredited)

Frank Austin

Party Guest (uncredited)

John W. Austin

Minor Role (uncredited)

Louise Bates

Chorine (uncredited)

Bobbie Beal

Little Boy (uncredited)

Georgie Billings

Old Lawyer (uncredited)

John Binns

Psychiatrist (uncredited)

Wyrley Birch

Assistant Secretary (uncredited)

Beatrice Blinn

Nurse (uncredited)

Katherine Block

Reporter (uncredited)

Sammy Blum

Minor Role (uncredited)

Joe Bordeaux

Anderson (uncredited)

Harry C. Bradley

Farmer (uncredited)

Charles Brinley

Elevator Man (uncredited)

Hal Budlong

Minor Role (uncredited)

Vera Burnett

Farmer (uncredited)

Fred Cady

Minor Role (uncredited)

Mary Jane Carey

Nightclub Patron (uncredited)

James Carlisle

Policeman (uncredited)

Jack Cheatham

Court Policeman (uncredited)

Jack Rube Clifford

Auditor (uncredited)

James Conaty

Reporter (uncredited)

Charles Conrad

Party Guest (uncredited)

Georgie Cooper

Party Guest (uncredited)

Thomas A. Curran

Secretary (uncredited)

Beatrice Curtis

Young Lawyer (uncredited)

Boyd Davis

Party Guest (uncredited)

Helen Dickson

Minor Role (uncredited)

Rita Donlin

Farmer (uncredited)

Walter Downing

Farmer (uncredited)

Tex Driscoll

Courtroom Spectator (uncredited)

Adabelle Driver

Farmer (uncredited)

Paul Everton

Party Guest (uncredited)

Florence Dudley

Minor Role (uncredited)

Bobby Dunn

Minor Role (uncredited)

Peter Duray

Shop Girl (uncredited)

Janet Eastman

Dr. Emerson (uncredited)

Oliver Eckhardt

Writer (uncredited)

Jay Eaton

Party Guest (uncredited)

Carlton Griffin

Nightclub Patron (uncredited)

Adolph Faylauer

Policeman (uncredited)

Robert Ellsworth

Minor Role (uncredited)

Juanita Fletcher

Farmer (uncredited)

Octavio Giraud

Reporter (uncredited)

Jack Hatfield

Policeman (uncredited)

Chuck Hamilton

Charlie (uncredited)

Sherry Hall

Information Booth Man (uncredited)

Frank Hammond

Courtroom Spectator (uncredited)

Sam Harris

Party Guest (uncredited)

Beth Hartman

Reporter (uncredited)

Ralph McCullough

Minor Role (uncredited)

Althea Henley

Reporter (uncredited)

Al Herman

Courtroom Guard (uncredited)

Harry Holden

Minor Role (uncredited)

Charles Herzinger

Chuck Collins (uncredited)

Lew Hicks

Nurse (uncredited)

Fay Holderness

Mr. Dodsworth (uncredited)

Frank Holliday

Court Clerk (uncredited)

Gladden James

Brookfield (uncredited)

Eddie Kane

Writer (uncredited)

William Irving

Party Guest (uncredited)

Arthur Stuart Hull

Headwaiter (uncredited)

Alphonse Martell

Minor Role (uncredited)

Frederick Lee

Party Guest (uncredited)

Stella LeSaint

Chinese Chauffeur (uncredited)

James B. Leong

Reporter (uncredited)

Mike Lally

Minor Role (uncredited)

Lillian Lawrence

Minor Role (uncredited)

Ann Kunde

Madame Pomponi (uncredited)

Margarete Matzenauer

Amy Faulkner (uncredited)

Margaret McWade

Farmer (uncredited)

Robert Milasch

Nightclub Patron (uncredited)

Harold Miller

Hat Check Girl (uncredited)

Patricia Monroe

Waiter (uncredited)

Gene Morgan

Board Member (uncredited)

Edwin Mordant

Farmer (uncredited)

Jack Montgomery

Party Guest (uncredited)

Edmund Mortimer

Writer (uncredited)

John T. Murray

Nightclub Patron (uncredited)

Henry Norton

Train Conductor (uncredited)

Frank O'Connor

Party Guest (uncredited)

Vessey O'Davoren

Minor Role (uncredited)

Broderick O'Farrell

Cigarette Girl (uncredited)

Peggy Page

Governess (uncredited)

Ethel Palmer

Board Member (uncredited)

George Pauncefort

Party Guest (uncredited)

Gertrude Pedlar

Board Member (uncredited)

John Picorri

Reporter (uncredited)

Richard Powell

Reporter (uncredited)

Arthur Rankin

Deputy (uncredited)

Ky Robinson

Board Member (uncredited)

Frederick Roland

Italian Interpreter (uncredited)

Adrian Rosley

Hat Check Girl (uncredited)

Lillian Ross

Minor Role (uncredited)

Anne Schaefer

Jane Faulkner (uncredited)

Margaret Seddon

Interne (uncredited)

Harvey Shepherd

Reporter (uncredited)

Antrim Short

Bailiff (uncredited)

Lee Shumway

Farmer (uncredited)

S.S. Simon

Minor Role (uncredited)

Kay Smith

Minor Role (uncredited)

Pat Somerset

Board Member (uncredited)

Harry Stafford

Party Guest (uncredited)

Larry Steers

Nightclub Patron (uncredited)

Bert Stevens

Policeman (uncredited)

Brick Sullivan

Beatle Puss (uncredited)

Charles Sullivan

Minor Role (uncredited)

Peggy Terry

Lawyer (uncredited)

Dale van Sickel

Party Guest (uncredited)

Ellinor Vanderveer

Minor Role (uncredited)

Bess Wade

Phone Operator (uncredited)

Pauline Wagner

Clerk (uncredited)

Larry Wheat

Businessman (uncredited)

Lee Willard

Courtroom Reporter (uncredited)

Jack Wise

Minor Role (uncredited)

Florence Wix

Director

Frank Capra

Producer

Frank Capra

Music

Louis Silvers

Director of Photography

Joseph Walker

Screenplay

Robert Riskin

Art Direction

Stephen Goosson

Original Music Composer

Howard Jackson

Music Director

Howard Jackson

Editor

Gene Havlick

Sound Engineer

Edward Bernds

Still Photographer

Irving Lippman

Costume Design

Samuel Lange

Stand In

Frances Morris

Story

Clarence Budington Kelland

Stand In

Slim Talbot

Assistant Director

Charles C. Coleman

Sound Director

John P. Livadary

Visual Effects

Roy Davidson

barrymost

An unassuming poet from a small town called Mandrake Falls who suddenly inherits twenty million dollars is certainly fair game for every swindler, crooked businessman, and reporter in New York. Especially one very clever and witty newswoman named Babe Bennett, played by the great Jean Arthur. I must admit, I'm still rather indifferent towards Gary Cooper, but his performance in this wasn't bad, and I'm sure would please his fans. But Jean Arthur is consistently wonderful in every movie I've seen her in. The script is full of witty, intelligent dialogue, as well as the usual trademark Capra themes. The courtroom scenes in the last half of the movie are the best part. Far from my favorite Frank Capra film, but still enjoyable. Would I recommend? Yes, for the most part. Just didn't fully "click" with me personally, though.