Wild and Woolly (1937)
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Wild and Woolly stars young Jane Withers as a hoydenish resident of a modern frontier town. Revelling in the town's 50th anniversary celebration, Jane is brought down to earth by the long-standing feud between her ex-desperado grandfather (Walter Brennan) and a pompous politician (Berton… More Wild and Woolly stars young Jane Withers as a hoydenish resident of a modern frontier town. Revelling in the town's 50th anniversary celebration, Jane is brought down to earth by the long-standing feud between her ex-desperado grandfather (Walter Brennan) and a pompous politician (Berton Churchill). The two oldsters challenge one another to a shootout, but at the last moment grandpa Brennan decides not to show up. Branded a coward, Brennan redeems himself by foiling a bank robbery scheme which has been overheard by Jane. If for nothing else, Wild and Woolly is memorable for teaming Jane Withers with Our Gang stalwart Carl Switzer. ~ Hal Erickson, Rovi
- Directed By
- John Emerson
- Written By
- Anita Loos, Horace B. Carpenter
- Genres
- Western, Romance, Classics, Comedy
Unrated,
- In Theaters
- Jul 19, 1937 Wide
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Cast
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Jane Withers
as Arnette Flynn
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Walter Brennan
as Gramp Flynn
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Pauline Moore
as Ruth Morris
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Carl "Alfalfa" Switzer
as Zero
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Jackie Searl
as Chaunce
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Berton Churchill
as Edward Ralston
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Douglas Fowley
as Blackie Morgan
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Robert Wilcox
as Frank Bailey Editor
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Douglas Scott
as Leon Wakefield
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Lon Chaney Jr
as Dutch
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Frank Melton
as Barton Henshaw
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Sid Saylor
as Lutz
- Ruth Allen
- Monte Blue
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Walter Bytell
as His Father
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Calvert Carter
as Hotelkeeper
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Sam De Grasse
as Steve
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Douglas Fairbanks
as Jeff Hillington
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J.W. Jones
as Lawyer
- Bull Montana
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Eileen Percy
as Nell
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Joseph Singleton
as His Butler
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Charles Stevens
as Pedro
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Tom Wilson
as Engineer
- Wharton James
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Forrest Seabury
as Banker
- Edward Burns
