Annie Oakley

Director: George Stevens (I)
Writers: Joseph Fields (I), Ewart Adamson, Joel Sayre, John Twist (I)
Runtime: 90
Color: Black and White

	Barbara Stanwyck	Annie Oakley
	Preston Foster (I)	Toby Walker
	Melvyn Douglas	Jeff Hogarth
	Moroni Olsen	Col. William F. 'Buffalo Bill' Cody
	Pert Kelton	Vera Delmar
	Andy Clyde	James MacIvor
	Chief Thunderbird	Sitting Bull
	Margaret Armstrong	Mrs. Oakley
	Delmar Watson (I)	Wesley Oakley
	Adeline Craig	Susan Oakley
	Ernie Adams (I)	Wrangler at Buffalo Bill's Show (uncredited)
	Richard Alexander (I)	Undetermined Role (uncredited)
	Philip Armenta	Rain-in-theFace (uncredited)
	Frank Austin (I)	Friend of Lem (uncredited)
	Brooks Benedict	Man in Saloon (uncredited)
	Willie Best	Second Cook (uncredited)
	Stanley Blystone	Shooting Match Judge (uncredited)
	Eddie Borden	Man at Shooting Contest (uncredited)
	Harry Bowen	Man at Shooting Gallery (uncredited)
	Sonny Bupp	Boy at Shooting Gallery (uncredited)
	Iron Eyes Cody	Indian in Show (uncredited)
	James Dime	Extra (uncredited)
	Eddie Dunn (I)	Wrangler at Chow (uncredited)
	Dick Elliott (I)	Major Ned Buntline (uncredited)
	Bud Geary	Roustabout (uncredited)
	Donald Haines (I)	Boy at Shooting Gallery (uncredited)
	Charlie Hall (I)	Drunk in Saloon (uncredited)
	Sam Harris (II)	German Officer (uncredited)
	Otto Hoffman	Lem Jordan, Store Owner (uncredited)
	Brandon Hurst	Doctor Treating Toby (uncredited)
	Gladden James	Doctor Treating Annie (uncredited)
	Si Jenks	Friend of Lem (uncredited)
	Donald Kerr (I)	Charlie, Shooting Gallery Barker (uncredited)
	George Lollier	Man in Saloon (uncredited)
	Walter Long	Dan, First Indian Hater (uncredited)
	Theodore Lorch	Wild West Show Announcer (uncredited)
	Joe Smith Marba	Undetrmined Role (uncredited)
	Jim Mason (I)	Third Indian Hater (uncredited)
	Philo McCullough	Officer (uncredited)
	Robert McKenzie (I)	Sheriff Bixby (uncredited)
	Sammy McKim	Boy at Shooting Gallery (uncredited)
	Lew Meehan	Second Indian Hater (uncredited)
	Frank Mills (I)	Bartender (uncredited)
	Jack Rice	Bit Man in Saloon (uncredited)
	Will Stanton (I)	Drunk (uncredited)
	Jerry Tucker (I)	Boy at shooting gallery (uncredited)
	E. Alyn Warren	Undetermined Role (uncredited)
	Blue Washington	Cook (uncredited)

In a sharpshooting match, the manager of a Cincinnati hotel bets on the fellow who's been supplying the hotel with quail...who turns out to be young Annie Oakley. Result: Annie is hired for Buffalo Bill's Wild West Show (which is faithfully re-enacted in the film). She's tutored in showmanship by champ Toby Walker. But when Annie wins top billing, professional rivalry conflicts with their growing personal attachment, leading to misunderstanding and separation.

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