Summary
The First Traveling Saleslady is an American western first released in 1956,
directed by Arthur Lubin.
The film stars Ginger Rogers, Barry Nelson, Carol Channing and David Brian.
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Credits
- Director: Arthur Lubin
- Script: Devery Freeman, Stephen Longstreet
- Photo: William E. Snyder
- Music: Irving Gertz
- Cast: Ginger Rogers (Miss Rose Gillray, Gillray Corset Co.), Barry Nelson (Charles Masters), Carol Channing (Molly Wade), David Brian (James Carter, president, Carter Steel), James Arness (Joel Kingdom), Clint Eastwood (Lt. Jack Rice, Roughrider), Robert F. Simon (Cal, Texas Rancher), Frank Wilcox (U.S. Marshal Duncan), Dan White (Sheriff), Harry Cheshire (Judge Benson), George Baxter (George, the Headwaiter), Lovyss Bradley (Mrs. Bronson), Paul Bradley (Bit Man), George Brand (Telegraph Operator), Gilmore Bush (First Salesman), Nora Bush (Mrs. Pruett), Ed Cassidy (Theodore Roosevelt), Lane Chandler (Rancher), Tristram Coffin (Day Hotel Clerk), John Connors (Second Salesman), Peter Croyden (Bit Man), Roy Darmour (Bit Man), Herbert Deans (Secretary), Lester Dorr (Salesman), John Eldredge (Greavy, Prosecuting Attorney), Fred Essler (Martin Schlessinger), Julius Evans (Buyer), Franklyn Farnum (Townsman), Stanley Farrar (Buyer), William Fawcett (Old-timer Townsman), Bess Flowers (Diner at Muehlebach Hotel), Herman Hack (Cowhand), Bill Hale (Sheriff’s Deputy), Sam Harris (Courtroom Extra), Jim Hayward (Sam, Livery Stableman), Hans Herbert (Night Clerk), Robert Hinkle (Pete), Earle Hodgins (Veterinarian), Theron Jackson (Bellhop), Paul Keast (Salesman), Colin Kenny (Passerby on Sidewalk), Ann Kunde (Mrs. Cobb), Mike Lally (Courtroom Spectator), Kate Drain Lawson (Annie Peachpit), Johnny Lee (Amos), Casey MacGregor (Old-timer), Cactus Mack (Rancher), Kathy Marlowe (Model), Kermit Maynard (Cowboy at Train Station), Harold Miller (Assistant Prosecuting Attorney), Janette Miller (Model), Belle Mitchell (Emily), Deacon Moor (Rancher), Ian Murray (Prince of Wales), Lynn Noe (Model), Hank Patterson (First Cowhand in Courtroom), ’Snub’ Pollard (Courtroom Spectator), Bob Reeves (Cowhand), Tony Roux (Mexican in Courtroom), Jeffrey Sayre (Courtroom Extra), Frank J. Scannell (Salesman), James Stone (Rancher), Hal Taggart (Gambling Croupier), Charles Tannen (Buyer), Arthur Tovey (Onlooker at Accident), Joan Tyler (Model), Chalky Williams (Courtroom Spectator), Britt Wood (Second Cowhand in Courtroom)
- Country: USA
- Language: English
- Runtime: 92 min
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