Decades before She's All That made Laney beautiful by taking off her glasses, Calamity Jane took off her hat and men began to fall at her feet!
Catchy tunes that sort of reminded me of Wizard of Oz, and a pretty fun and straight forward story. All the makings of a comfort watch!

Calamity Jane
Warner Bros.' sky highest, smile widest, wild and woolliest Western of 'em all!
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11/4/1953Runtime
101 minsOverview
Sharpshooter Calamity Jane takes it upon herself to recruit a famous actress and bring her back to the local saloon, but jealousy soon gets in the way.
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A buoyant musical Western that celebrates frontier spirit with infectious energy and humor. It's a feel-good romp where a tomboy sharpshooter learns what matters most through rivalry, jealousy, and unexpected affection.
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Doris Day
Calamity Jane

Howard Keel
Wild Bill Hickok

Allyn Ann McLerie
Katie Brown

Philip Carey
Lieutenant Danny Gilmartin

Dick Wesson
Francis Fryer

Paul Harvey
Henry Miller

Chubby Johnson
Rattlesnake

Gale Robbins
Adelaid Adams

Billy Bletcher
Prospector (uncredited)

Bess Flowers
Officer's Wife in Reception Line (uncredited)

Colin Kenny
Chicagoan (uncredited)

Frank McLure
Officer at Fort Dance (uncredited)
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