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Stella Dallas

A working-class woman is willing to do whatever it takes to give her daughter a socially promising future.

Director

King Vidor

Year

Genre

Box Office

$2,000,000

Production

Samuel Goldwyn Productions,United Artists

Awards

Nominated for 2 Oscars. 2 nominations total

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Stella Dallas

Barbara Stanwyck

Stephen Dallas

Laurel Dallas

Helen Morrison

Ed Munn

Mrs. Martin

Charlie Martin

Miss Margaret Phillibrown

Richard Grosvenor

Mrs. Grosvenor

Con Morrison

Bruce Satterlee

Con Morrison - Grown Up

John Morrison

Lee Morrison

Ed's Landlady

Man Watching Wedding Behind Stella

Mr. Beamer

Train Passenger

Girl at Soda Shop

Minor Role

Undetermined Secondary Role

Man on Train

Unconfirmed Secondary Role

Department Store Clerk

Mr. 'Pop' Martin

Minor Role

Agnes - the Maid

Minor Role

Miss Phillibrown's Companion on Train

Winifred Harris

Policeman Outside Wedding

Stephen's Office Clerk

Minor Role

Minister

Mitchell Ingraham

Guest at River Club

Minor Role

Boy

Lon McCallister

Agnes

Spencer Chandler

Morley's Secretary

Guest at River Club

Edmund Mortimer

Stephen's Business Friend

Helen's Butler at Wedding

Vesey O'Davoren

Minor Role

Itch Powder Victim on Train

Stephen Dallas Sr. - Suicide Victim

Charles Richman

Student

Soda Shop Clerk

Carrie Jenkins

Helen's Butler

Arthur W. Morley

Guest at River Club

Martha

Dorothy Vaughan

Gladys

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Helen Morrison Arthur W. Morley Stella Dallas Laurel Dallas Ed Munn

- Hi, Stell.
- Hello. - Stella Dallas

- Hi, Stell. - Hello.

"The childhood sweetheart
of young Stephen Dallas. - Stella Dallas

"The childhood sweetheart of young Stephen Dallas.

Maybe you're right, Mom. - Stella Dallas

Maybe you're right, Mom.

Oh, I shouldn't have. - Stella Dallas

Oh, I shouldn't have.

Ain't she got home yet? - Stella Dallas

Ain't she got home yet?

We're here, Agnes. - Stella Dallas

We're here, Agnes.

Why, you're a wonderful dancer,
Mr. Munn. - Stella Dallas

Why, you're a wonderful dancer, Mr. Munn.

You wouldn't like to sit down
and have a little snifter? - Stella Dallas

You wouldn't like to sit down and have a little snifter...

After all I've always been known to have stacks of style - Stella Dallas

After all I've always been known to have stacks of...

There, there. - Stella Dallas

- How long will you be?
- I won't be long. - Stella Dallas

- How long will you be? - I won't be long.

Sarsaparilla. - Stella Dallas

Sarsaparilla - Stella Dallas

Another one just bit the dust. - Stella Dallas

Another one just bit the dust.

Get the old girls. - Stella Dallas

Get the old girls.

Gladys, are you nearly ready?
I have to let her in. - Stella Dallas

Gladys, are you nearly ready? I have to let her in.

Let Gladys go.
Remember what I told you. - Stella Dallas

Let Gladys go. Remember what I told you.

It'll make the table look better. - Stella Dallas

It'll make the table look better.

I better make some more biscuits.
The others is all dried up. - Stella Dallas

I better make some more biscuits. The others is all dried up...

How sweet. - Stella Dallas

I'll take your coat. - Stella Dallas

I'll take your coat.

Oh, everything. - Stella Dallas

Oh, everything.

The funny thing about her is that
she's not only beautiful all dressed... - Stella Dallas

The funny thing about her is that she's not only beauti...

Oh, jingle bells, jingle bells - Stella Dallas

Oh, jingle bells, jingle bells

Hi, lollipops. - Stella Dallas

Run along. Go inside. - Stella Dallas

Run along. Go inside.

I've been robbed. - Stella Dallas

I've been robbed.

- Mrs. Dallas, Mr. Morley.
- How do you do, Mrs. Dallas? - Stella Dallas

- Mrs. Dallas, Mr. Morley. - How do you do, Mrs. Dallas?

I wrote you a letter and in it I stated - Stella Dallas

I wrote you a letter and in it I stated

I knew you would. - Stella Dallas

I knew you would.

Boy. Oh, boy. - Stella Dallas

Here goes a birdie. - Stella Dallas

Here goes a birdie.

Here you are, miss. - Stella Dallas

Here you are, miss.

- Lollie.
- It's lonely up there, Mother. - Stella Dallas

- Lollie. - It's lonely up there, Mother.

I'd-- I'd like
to see Mrs. Morrison. - Stella Dallas

I'd-- I'd like to see Mrs. Morrison.

I will see if Mrs. Morrison is at home.
Come with me, please. - Stella Dallas

I will see if Mrs. Morrison is at home. Come with me, please...

I have to go. - Stella Dallas

- Board!
- Good-bye, darling. - Stella Dallas

- Board! - Good-bye, darling.

Sure you can see him.
That ain't meanin' that he can see you. - Stella Dallas

Sure you can see him. That ain't meanin' that he c...

Ed, wake up.
It's Stella. - Stella Dallas

Ed, wake up. It's Stella.

Well whatever brought you back - Stella Dallas

Well whatever brought you back

- Mother, you don't mean that you and--
- Haven't you fixed 'em yet? - Stella Dallas

- Mother, you don't mean that you and-- - Haven't ...

Don't you remember
a long time ago we said-- - Stella Dallas

Don't you remember a long time ago we said--

I've come back to stay,
if you still want me. - Stella Dallas

I've come back to stay, if you still want me.

Tell me, dear.
What is it, angel? What is it? - Stella Dallas

Tell me, dear. What is it, angel? What is it?

Stephen Laurel is here - Stella Dallas

Stephen Laurel is here

- You too, lady.
- Please, let me see her face... - Stella Dallas

- You too, lady. - Please, let me see her face...

All right, folks.
You've seen enough. Come on. - Stella Dallas

All right, folks. You've seen enough. Come on.

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A working-class woman is willing to do whatever it takes to give her daughter a socially promising future.

User Rating: 0.0 (0 ratings)

Director: King Vidor

Writer: Sarah Y. Mason, Victor Heerman, Olive Higgins Prouty

Production: Samuel Goldwyn Productions,United Artists

Genre: drama, romance

Year: 1937

MetaScore: N/A/100

ImdbRating: 7.4

BoxOffice: $2,000,000

Released: 06 Aug 1937

Awards: Nominated for 2 Oscars. 2 nominations total

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