Jean Arthur

John Wayne

Phil Silvers

Charles Winninger

Mary Field

Don Costello

John Philliber

Grady Sutton

Jean Stevens

Grant Withers

Hans Conried

Ariel Heath

Sugar Geise

Joan Blair

Tom Fadden

Eddy Waller

Nina Quartero

Alex Melesh

Cy Kendall

Paul Scott

Charles D. Brown

Billy Lenhart

Kenneth Brown

Polly Bailey

Bobby Barber

Benny Bartlett

Hank Bell

Joseph E. Bernard

Eddie Borden

Rudy Bowman

Roy Bucko

Fred Burns

Lane Chandler

Robert Cherry

J.W. Cody

Monte Collins

Armand Cortes

Victor Cox

Jack Daley

Roy Darmour

George DeNormand

Eddie Dew

Bert Dillard

Herbert Evans

George Ford

Bud Geary

Jack Gordon

Fred Graham

Dorothy Granger

Ralf Harolde

Warren Jackson

Ray Jones

Donald Kerr

Mike Lally

Frank McCarroll

Robert McKenzie

Dorcas McKim

Charles Meakin

Frank Melton

Kansas Moehring

Patsy Moran

Horace Murphy

Jack O'Shea

Artie Ortego

Ronald R. Rondell

Syd Saylor

Harry Semels

Allen D. Sewall

Mysty Shot

Clarence Straight

Chalky Williams

Hank Worden

William A. Seiter

Robert Ardrey

Jo Swerling

A. Roland Fields

Darrell Silvera

Theron Warth

Edward Stevenson

Frank Ross

Albert S. D'Agostino

Roy Webb

Frank Redman

Alfred Herman

Comedy

Romance

A Lady Takes a Chance

Frank Ross Productions

RKO Radio Pictures

United States of America

CinemaSerf

A more unlikely couple you will struggle to see as Jean Arthur and John Wayne pair up in this rather fun comedy romance with spurs. Mollie is on a grand bus tour of the US until a stop in Oregon where she gets floored (literally) by a freshly bucked, handsome rodeo performer (Wayne) and off we go. This is a light-hearted outing for The Duke - soft lighting and a sensitive score help create quite a sophisticated environment for their - at times quite feisty - amour to develop. Never the most convincing of dialogues, and probably more remarkable for what it isn't than what it is, it is still quite an engaging little whimsy.

English

Jean Arthur in ''A Lady Takes A Chance'' - The Gambling Scene (1943)