The Gal Who Took the West (1949)
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For some reason, whenever Universal used the word "Gal" in a film's title, Yvonne de Carlo usually headed the cast. In Gal Who Took the West, de Carlo plays Lillian Marlowe, an New York songstress who heads Thataway. She becomes the romantic bone of contention between the feuding… More For some reason, whenever Universal used the word "Gal" in a film's title, Yvonne de Carlo usually headed the cast. In Gal Who Took the West, de Carlo plays Lillian Marlowe, an New York songstress who heads Thataway. She becomes the romantic bone of contention between the feuding O'Hara cousins, Grant (John Russell) and Lee (Scott Brady). The hostilities boil over into an all-out range war, and federal troops are summoned. Can Lillian succeed where other, better-armed negotiators have failed. The lighthearted nature of Gal Who Took the West is underlined by staging the film in flashback, as related by a pair of toothless old codgers (Clem Bevans and Houseley Stevenson). ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- Directed By
- Frederick De Cordova
- Genres
- Western, Comedy
Unrated,
- In Theaters
- Sep 1, 1949 Wide
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Cast
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Yvonne De Carlo
as Linda Marlowe
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John Russell
as Grant O'Hara
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Scott Brady
as Lee O'Hara
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Myrna Dell
as Nancy
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James Millican
as Hawley
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Clem Bevans
as Hawley as an Old Timer
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Houseley Stevenson Sr.
as Ted (old-timer)
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Robin Short
as Bartender
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Russell Simpson
as Bartender as an Old Timer
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John Litel
as Col. Logan
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James Todd
as Douglas Andrews
- William Norton Bailey
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Paul Brinegar
as Salesman
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Charles Cane
as Grant's Man
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Martin Cichy
as Man
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Charles Coburn
as Gen. Michael O'Hara
- Steven Darrell
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Edward Earle
as Mr. Nolan
- Ross Elliott
- Ella Ethridge
- Patrick Griffin
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William Haade
as Lee's Man
- Jack Ingram
- John James
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Charles Jordan
as Customer
- Peggy Leon
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Louise Lorimer
as Mrs. Logan
- Pierce Lyden
- Francis McDonald
- Forbes Murray
- Ann Pearce
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House Peters Jr.
as Trooper
- Glenn Strange
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Forrest Taylor
as Servant
- Chalky Williams
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Audrey Young
as Sue
- William Tannen
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Howard Negley
as Potkins
- Louise M. Bates
- Philip Ahlm
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Helen Dickson
as Guest
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Russ Whiteman
as Corp. Trooper
- David Alison
- Richard Farmer
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Pat Hall
as Dance Hall Girl
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Paul Palmer
as Men in Saloon
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George Stern
as Barber
- Roger Moore
- Robert R. Stephenson
- Houseley Stevenson
