Henry Goes Arizona (1939)
A New Yorker moves West when he inherits an Arizona ranch.
Director:
Edwin L. Marin
Writers:
Florence Ryerson, Milton Merlin.
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Frank Morgan as Henry Conroy |
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Virginia Weidler as Molly Cullison |
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Guy Kibbee as Judge Van Treece |
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Slim Summerville as Sheriff Parton |
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Douglas Fowley as Ricky Dole |
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Owen Davis Jr. as Danny Regan |
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Ted Adams as Rancher Buzz Sawyer (uncredited) |
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Erville Alderson as Dr. John Clemens (uncredited) |
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Hank Bell as Rancher Jesse (uncredited) |
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May Boley as Henry's Landlady (uncredited) |
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Cliff Clark as Theatrical Agent V. B. Carmady (uncredited) |
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Chester Conklin as Bus Driver (uncredited) |
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Buck Connors as Rancher (uncredited) |
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Jim Corey as Man on Bus (uncredited) |
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Eddie Dunn as Slim Pickins (uncredited) |
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Gibson Gowland as Rancher (uncredited) |
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Porter Hall as Banker Edward G. Walsh (uncredited) |
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Tenen Holtz as Boris - a Ranch Hand (uncredited) |
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Gordon Jones as Tug Evans (uncredited) |
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Charles Judels as The Great Beldini (uncredited) |
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Mitchell Lewis as Rancher Bull Carson (uncredited) |
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Kermit Maynard as Ranch Hand (uncredited) |
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Art Mix as Ranch Hand (uncredited) |
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George Noisom as Carmady's Receptionist (uncredited) |
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Bill Patton as Brings Food to Party (uncredited) |
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Robert Spindola as Boy on Bus (uncredited) |
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Jim Thorpe as Bus Passenger (uncredited) |
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Blackjack Ward as Man on Bus (uncredited) |
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Joe Whitehead as Mike - the Bartender (uncredited) |
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Jack Kirk as Rancher Squinty Potts (uncredited) |
| Directing | Edwin L. Marin | Director |
| Sound | David Snell | Music |
| Camera | Sidney Wagner | Director of Photography |
| Camera | Lester White | Director of Photography |
| Editing | Conrad A. Nervig | Editor |
| Art | Cedric Gibbons | Art Direction |
| Art | Edwin B. Willis | Set Decoration |
| Art | Daniel B. Cathcart | Assistant Art Director |
| Sound | Douglas Shearer | Sound Director |
| Writing | Florence Ryerson | Screenplay |
| Writing | Milton Merlin | Screenplay |
| Writing | W.C. Tuttle | Story |
