Tucson, Arizona (1940)
Phoebe (Jean Arthur) transforma ella sola un triste almacén en lo que ahora se conoce como Tucson, en Arizona, el orgullo del Oeste americano. Allí construye su rancho, que pronto será el más grande del territorio. Recién llegado de la ciudad, Peter Muncie (William Holden) comienza a trabajar en la propiedad de Phoebe entablándose entre ellos una relación que culmina con planes de boda. Pero el éxito del negocio de Phoebe no tarda en generar envidias y se cruza en su camino Jefferson Carteret (Warren William), un vecino que planea estafar a Phoebe y asesinar a Peter el día de su boda.
Directora:
Wesley Ruggles
Escritor:
Claude Binyon
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Jean Arthur as Phoebe Titus |
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William Holden as Peter Muncie |
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Warren William as Jefferson Carteret |
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Porter Hall as Lazarus Ward |
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Edgar Buchanan as Judge Bogardus |
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Paul Harvey as Solomon Warner |
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George Chandler as Haley |
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Byron Foulger as Pete Kitchen |
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Regis Toomey as Grant Oury |
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Paula Lopez as Estevan Ochoa |
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Colin Tapley as Bart Massey |
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Uvaldo Varela as Hilario Callego |
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Earl Crawford as Joe Briggs |
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Griff Barnett as Sam Hughes |
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Ludwig Hardt as Meyer |
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Pat Moriarity as Terry |
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Frank Darien as Joe |
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Syd Saylor as Timmins |
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Wade Crosby as Longstreet |
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Frank Hill as Mano |
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Nina Campana as Teresa |
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Addison Richards as Capt. Hunter |
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John Arledge as Southern Lieutenant (uncredited) |
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Iron Eyes Cody as Indian (uncredited) |
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William Hoehne Jr. as Ranchers Kid (uncredited) |
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I. Stanford Jolley as Teamster (uncredited) |
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Kermit Maynard as Bill Oury (uncredited) |
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Merrill McCormick as Restaurant Man (uncredited) |
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Victor Adamson as Townsman |
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Silver Tip Baker as Barfly |
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Walter Baldwin as Man Who Declares for the South |
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Bob Bell as U.S. Cavalryman |
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George Blagoi as Ehrenberg |
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Stanley Brown as Kirkland |
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Frank Brownlee as Paul Weaver |
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Forrest Burns as Mike |
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Rudolph Cameron as Davis |
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Michael Cruz as Barber |
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Gayle DeCamp as Mowry |
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Ted Deputy as Hayden |
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Earle S. Dewey as Bill Coombs |
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Dice as Horse |
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Tom Dillon as Tom |
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Tex Driscoll as Barfly |
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Richard Fiske as Teamster |
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Jerry Fletcher as Harry Coombs |
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Lou Fulton as Dave |
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Fred Harpman as Walker |
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William Harrigan as Union Commanding Officer |
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George Hoey as Green Rusk |
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John Holmes as Warner's Helper |
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Jimmy House as Tarbox |
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Jack Ingram as Courier |
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Emmett Lynn as Leatherface |
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Joseph MacDonald as Hap |
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Major McBride as Dealer |
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Julia Montoya as Mexican Wife |
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Clarence Morrow as Indian Interpreter |
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Stub Mussellman as Scotty |
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Fred Parker as Rancher |
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Jack Parker as Steve |
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Ralph Peters as Bartender |
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Al Rhein as Dealer |
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Frank Richards as Dugan |
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Walter Sande as Lieutenant Chapin |
| Directing | Wesley Ruggles | Director |
| Writing | Claude Binyon | Screenplay |
| Writing | Clarence Budington Kelland | Story |
| Production | Wesley Ruggles | Producer |
| Sound | Victor Young | Original Music Composer |
| Camera | Fayte M. Browne | Director of Photography |
| Camera | Harry Hallenberger | Director of Photography |
| Camera | Joseph Walker | Director of Photography |
| Editing | William A. Lyon | Editor |
| Editing | Otto Meyer | Editor |
| Art | Lionel Banks | Art Direction |
| Art | Frank Tuttle | Set Decoration |
| Costume & Make-Up | Robert J. Schiffer | Makeup Artist |
| Sound | George Cooper | Sound |
