"Marriage At Its Raciest!" 05 June 1946 Comedy, Romance 85 mins
A bookish husband tries to win back the affections of his horse-breeding wife.
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Barbara Stanwyck as Sally Warren
Robert Cummings as Jeff Warren
Diana Lynn as Mary Lou Medford
Patric Knowles as Lance Gale
Peggy Wood as Grace Apley
Robert Benchley as Uncle Todd Warren
Willie Best as Joe
Natalie Wood as Carol Warren
Gregory Marshall as Johnnie Warren
Mary Young as Janet Doughton
Walter Baldwin as Mr. Hodges (uncredited)
Catherine Craig as Mrs. Medford (uncredited)
Richard Gaines as Jeff's Attorney (uncredited)
Mildred Gover as Mattie (uncredited)
Eula Guy as Mason-Dixon Dames Club Woman (uncredited)
Gertrude Hoffmann as Mrs. Harvey (uncredited)
Irving Pichel Director
Dwight Mitchell Wiley Screenplay
Harry Segall Theatre Play
Dwight Mitchell Wiley Story
Wally Westmore Makeup Artist
Edith Head Costume Design
Sam Comer Set Decoration
Gordon Jennings Visual Effects
T.B. Blakiston Technical Advisor
Stuart Thompson Director of Photography
Seton I. Miller Producer
Friedrich Hollaender Original Music Composer
Ellsworth Hoagland Editor
Hans Dreier Art Direction
John Meehan Art Direction
Jerry Welch Set Decoration
United States 05 June 1946
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