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Synopsis: 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.
Director(s): George Stevens
Production: RKO Radio Pictures
 
IMDB:
6.8
NOT RATED
Year:
1935
90 min
203 Views


- Set them up.

First potshot I ever took.

All right, Mr. Walker.

This is too easy.

Give us something to shoot at.

Certainly. We'll use moving targets

if it's agreeable with Miss Oakley.

Well, I never shot a quail

while it was sitting down.

All right, miss.

Get in the pit, boys.

You'll shoot alternately.

The first one to miss will lose the contest.

- Is that all right with you?

- Yes.

- And you, Mr. Walker?

- Fine.

And you, Mr. Maclvor?

It's fine with me.

Just call "Ready."

- Ready.

- Throw!

A hit!

Good shot.

- That was well done, little lady.

- Thank you, sir.

- Ready.

- Throw!

A hit.

Good shot.

- Ready.

- Throw!

A hit.

- Ready.

- Throw!

- Ready.

- Throw!

- Ready.

- Throw!

- Ready.

- Throw!

Hey, Hogarth,

you signed up the wrong shooter.

You better look for another job, Toby.

There goes your championship.

- Ready.

- Throw!

Hogarth, you better get that contract

back, in case the girl beats Toby.

So, you're the champ!

Quiet, please, gentlemen.

Ready, Miss Oakley?

Honey, I hope

you ain't gonna be the cause

of that young man losing his position.

Don't worry, Ma. I ain't gonna be.

- Ready.

- Throw!

A miss!

- Ready.

- Throw!

A hit!

Sister, don't take it too much to heart.

You gave me about as good a match

as anybody does.

Thanks, Mr. Walker.

You know, you've got possibilities.

It's too bad I won't be around

to give you a few pointers.

Come on, Ma, let's go home.

Everybody! Everybody up to the bar!

The drinks are on me!

All right, Fritz, it's on me.

Beers for everybody.

- Make mine a champagne cocktail.

- I'll have champagne, too!

I don't see how she could have lost.

Newt said she tied him shot for shot

right up till the very last.

I never knew her to miss a shot before.

You'd better break the news

to them, Annie.

I'll keep an eye on the young'uns.

Hello, Annie.

- Howdy, Annie.

- Good evening.

I'm gonna pay you folks back

the money I lost

if it takes a whole winter's shooting.

Oh, forget it, Annie.

You done the best you could.

- Sure you did.

- You bet.

That's just it, I didn't.

Now, Annie,

you don't know what you're saying.

I know, all right, and I'm gonna fess up.

I missed that last shot a purpose.

You missed it a purpose!

Yes, I did.

I couldn't beat that fellow.

I didn't have the heart to.

He was...

He was just too pretty.

- Hello, Miss Oakley.

- Hello.

Mrs. Oakley. You know,

in all the excitement,

I completely forgot

to get that bet of yours covered.

When I remembered,

I had to chase all this way to find you.

- Honest, you didn't bet the money?

- No, I didn't.

Gee, now, I can pay back the boys.

Just a minute. There's something else

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Joel Sayre

Joel Sayre (December 13, 1900 – September 9, 1979) was an American novelist, war reporter, and screenwriter born in Marion, Indiana. He was the chief screenwriter for the 1939 film Gunga Din. He died on the September 9, 1979 of heart failure. His daughter was the film critic and essayist, Nora Sayre. more…

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