Wild Girl (1932)

Dir: Raoul Walsh Drama / History stars 3

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Wild Girl is an American period drama film first released in 1932, directed by Raoul Walsh. The film stars Charles Farrell, Joan Bennett, Ralph Bellamy and Eugene Pallette. It has also been released under the title: Salomy Jane. Our overall rating for this film is: good.

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Director: Raoul Walsh
Script: Doris Anderson, Paul Armstrong Jr., Bret Harte, Edwin Justus Mayer
Photo: Norbert Brodine
Music: R.H. Bassett, Peter Brunelli, J.S. Zamecnik
Cast: Charles Farrell (Billy, the Stranger), Joan Bennett (Salomy Jane), Ralph Bellamy (Jack Marbury), Eugene Pallette (Yuba Bill), Irving Pichel (Rufe Waters), Minna Gombell (Millie, the Prostitute), Willard Robertson (Red Pete), Sarah Padden (Lize), Morgan Wallace (Phineas Baldwin), Louise Beavers (Mammy Lou), Stanley Blystone (Deputy), Milton Brown (Vigilante), Ralph Bucko (Vigilante), Roy Bucko (Vigilante), Iron Eyes Cody (Indian), Edward Coxen (Vigilante), James Durkin (Madison Clay), Alphonse Ethier (Sheriff), Mary Gordon (Washerwoman), Marilyn Harris (Anna May), Robert Homans (Sheriff), Carmencita Johnson (Mary Ann), Edmund Jones (Vigilante), Gordon Jones (Vigilante), Murdock MacQuarrie (Jess Larabee), Ferdinand Munier (Col. Starbottle), Jack Padjan (Posse member), Chet Ryan (Cowboy), George Sowards (Hangman), Will Stanton (Bartender), Elaine Von (Red Pete’s Child), Delmar Watson (Willie), Garry Watson (Child), Billy Wilson (Vigilante)
Country: USA
Language: English
Runtime: 78 min; B&W
Aka: Salomy Jane

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