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The Cowboy and the Lady

A lonely socialite masquerades as a maid and meets an unpretentious, plain-spoken cowboy who is unaware of her true identity.

Director

H.C. Potter, Stuart Heisler, William Wyler

Year

Genre

Box Office

N/A

Production

Samuel Goldwyn Productions

Awards

Won 1 Oscar. 2 wins & 2 nominations total

Stretch Willoughby

Mary Smith

Katie Callahan

Sugar

Buzz

Elly

Horace Smith

Uncle Hannibal Smith

Harry Davenport

Ma Hawkins

Ames

Henderson

Berton Churchill

Dillon

Charles Richman

Boat Captain

Frederik Vogeding

Bus Driver

Cowboy at Ranch

Chester - Smith's Secretary

Rodeo Cowboy

Silver Tip Baker

Rodeo Rider

Party Guest

Chris Willow Bird

Musician

Carpenter at Ranch

Reporter

George Chandler

Knife Thrower

Rodeo Indian

Old Woman

Butler at Dinner Party

Charles Coleman

Gambling House Patron

Smith's Servant

Man Washing

Dinner Party Guest

Party Guest

Cowboy

Franklyn Farnum

Rider and Roper

Party Guest

Valet

Cowboy at Rodeo

Rodeo Rider

Man in Rodeo Stands

Croupier

Party Guest

Chief Many Treaties

Newspaper Chief

Robert Middlemass

Dinner Party Guest

Edmund Mortimer

Gambler

Smith's Servant

Carpenter

Rodeo Rider

Old Man Sitting next to Mary at the Banquet Table

Cowboy at Ranch

Party Guest

Newspaper Editor

Dinner Party Guest

Dock Worker

Blue Washington

Rodeo Rider

Rodeo Cowboy

Man Shaving

Dinner Party Guest

Cowhand Leonard

Dinner Party Guest

William Worthington

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Good evening. Would you tell Mr. Smith
his secretary must see him at once? - The Cowboy and the Lady

Good evening. Would you tell Mr. Smith his secretary must se...

Hannibal sometimes I think you are in your second childhood - The Cowboy and the Lady

Hannibal sometimes I think you are in your second childhood

- Jitterbug.
- That's it, sir. - The Cowboy and the Lady

- Jitterbug. - That's it, sir.

- What's the matter with him?
- Is he crazy? - The Cowboy and the Lady

- What's the matter with him? - Is he crazy?

You're a fool, Mary. - The Cowboy and the Lady

You're a fool, Mary.

- Elly.
- Yes, miss? - The Cowboy and the Lady

- Elly. - Yes, miss?

- Elly, which one is mine?
- I don't know. - The Cowboy and the Lady

- Elly, which one is mine? - I don't know.

He's going to be kind of lonesome
sitting here with nothing to do. - The Cowboy and the Lady

He's going to be kind of lonesome sitting here with not...

- This place is terrific.
- No need for suspense, miss. - The Cowboy and the Lady

- This place is terrific. - No need for suspense, miss.

Say, Elly, I want you
to meet my friends. - The Cowboy and the Lady

Say, Elly, I want you to meet my friends.

Scares it right out of them don't it - The Cowboy and the Lady

Scares it right out of them don't it

Have some What's that Champagne - The Cowboy and the Lady

Have some What's that Champagne

Gee whiz. - The Cowboy and the Lady

- How old is your boss?
- About my age. - The Cowboy and the Lady

- How old is your boss? - About my age.

I better go down to the station and see
that Dusty gets on the train all right. - The Cowboy and the Lady

I better go down to the station and see that Dusty gets on t...

- Well, I guess you are not going.
- I guess not. - The Cowboy and the Lady

- Well, I guess you are not going. - I guess not.

- I'll be with you in a moment.
- All right. - The Cowboy and the Lady

- I'll be with you in a moment. - All right.

Any more in the family? - The Cowboy and the Lady

Any more in the family?

But sometimes it's a bit hard. - The Cowboy and the Lady

But sometimes it's a bit hard.

Poor kid. - The Cowboy and the Lady

Gee willikers, that's a pretty dress. - The Cowboy and the Lady

Gee willikers, that's a pretty dress.

Cowboy, - The Cowboy and the Lady

Hey, Stretch, - The Cowboy and the Lady

Hey, if it's for keeps,
you got to get down on your knees - The Cowboy and the Lady

Hey, if it's for keeps, you got to get down on your kne...

On second thought,
I think you're the one who needs a bath. - The Cowboy and the Lady

On second thought, I think you're the one who needs a b...

- How are you, Miss Mary?
- Are you all right? - The Cowboy and the Lady

- How are you, Miss Mary? - Are you all right?

He'd better get here pretty soon.
We're pulling out in five minutes. - The Cowboy and the Lady

He'd better get here pretty soon. We're pulling ou...

- I came to see you off.
- No call for you to do that. - The Cowboy and the Lady

- I came to see you off. - No call for you to do that.

Hello, Stretch. - The Cowboy and the Lady

Hello, Stretch.

- Hello, hello.
- Hello. - The Cowboy and the Lady

- Hello, hello. - Hello.

- Couldn't sleep.
- Couldn't sleep. - The Cowboy and the Lady

- Couldn't sleep. - Couldn't sleep.

That's a fishing boat.
We're getting close to Galveston. - The Cowboy and the Lady

That's a fishing boat. We're getting close to Galv...

And now I can't remember what I said. - The Cowboy and the Lady

And now I can't remember what I said.

That's all. - The Cowboy and the Lady

I, Stretch, take thee, Mary,
to be my wedded wife, - The Cowboy and the Lady

I, Stretch, take thee, Mary, to be my wedded wife,

- Well, I got all my stuff.
- Hey. - The Cowboy and the Lady

- Well, I got all my stuff. - Hey.

Isn't very much, is it? - The Cowboy and the Lady

Isn't very much, is it?

Careful, going in front of this horn,
you may lose him. - The Cowboy and the Lady

Careful, going in front of this horn, you may lose him.

Want soap? - The Cowboy and the Lady

Uncle Hannibal what'll I tell him - The Cowboy and the Lady

Uncle Hannibal what'll I tell him

Ma Hawkins! - The Cowboy and the Lady

What do you want? - The Cowboy and the Lady

What do you want?

How many times have I told you - The Cowboy and the Lady

How many times have I told you

Nice and warm in here, now,
isn't it, Mary? - The Cowboy and the Lady

Nice and warm in here, now, isn't it, Mary?

Wonderful air, isn't it?
Just like I told you. - The Cowboy and the Lady

Wonderful air, isn't it? Just like I told you.

Yes, I've had a very busy day. I've been
bringing in that new bunch of cattle. - The Cowboy and the Lady

Yes, I've had a very busy day. I've been bringing ...

Well, come in. - The Cowboy and the Lady

You boys know Mrs. Willoughby. - The Cowboy and the Lady

You boys know Mrs. Willoughby.

Sit right down on the chair. - The Cowboy and the Lady

Sit right down on the chair.

Now, - The Cowboy and the Lady

What's going on here? - The Cowboy and the Lady

What's going on here?

From what you tell me,
I'm sure she wouldn't disappoint you, - The Cowboy and the Lady

From what you tell me, I'm sure she wouldn't disap...

I'm sure everything
will go well tonight, Father. - The Cowboy and the Lady

I'm sure everything will go well tonight, Father.

Horace. - The Cowboy and the Lady

If all the young ladies in our custom
were like Mary, - The Cowboy and the Lady

If all the young ladies in our custom were like Mary,

Say, I was just thinking,
her boss ought to know where she lives. - The Cowboy and the Lady

Say, I was just thinking, her boss ought to know where she l...

I beg your pardon,
you must have made a mistake, sir. - The Cowboy and the Lady

I beg your pardon, you must have made a mistake, sir.

This is the home of Horace Smith, sir.
I'm sure you've made a mistake. - The Cowboy and the Lady

This is the home of Horace Smith, sir. I'm sure you...

Wait a minute, young man. - The Cowboy and the Lady

Wait a minute, young man.

I'd advise you to get off your high horse and stop talking down to people - The Cowboy and the Lady

I'd advise you to get off your high horse and stop...

Stretch. - The Cowboy and the Lady

Mary, wasn't that too fantastic? - The Cowboy and the Lady

Mary, wasn't that too fantastic?

Ma! Ma Hawkins. It fell. The
whole cake fell. What'll I do? - The Cowboy and the Lady

Ma! Ma Hawkins. It fell. The whole cake fell. What'll I...

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A lonely socialite masquerades as a maid and meets an unpretentious, plain-spoken cowboy who is unaware of her true identity.

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Director: H.C. Potter, Stuart Heisler, William Wyler

Writer: S.N. Behrman, Sonya Levien, Leo McCarey

Production: Samuel Goldwyn Productions

Genre: western

Year: 1938

MetaScore: N/A/100

ImdbRating: 6.5

BoxOffice: N/A

Released: 17 Nov 1938

Awards: Won 1 Oscar. 2 wins & 2 nominations total

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