Cimarron (1931)
| Release Date | 26 January 1931 |
| Budget | $1,000,000 |
| Tagline | World's Mightiest Show! |
| Genre | Drama, Western |
| Country | USA |
| Filming Locations | Jasmin Quinn Ranch, near, Los Angeles, California, USA |
| Language | English, French |
| Sound Mix | Mono |
| Color | Black and White |
Cimarron is a 1931 Pre-Code film directed by Wesley Ruggles and based on the Edna Ferber novel Cimarron. It won three Academy Awards.
Cast and Crew
Cast
Stanley Fields
Lon Yountis
Alice Adair
Bit Part
Max Barwyn
Bit Part
Frank Beal
Louis Venable
Tyrone Brereton
Dabney Venable
Dolores Brown
Ruby Big Elk
Bob Burns
Trick Rider
Frederick Burt
Bit part
William P. Burt
Bit part
Lois Jane Campbell
Felice Jr.
Nino Cochise
Extra
Heinie Conklin
Bit Part
Ken Cooper
Trick Rider
Nell Craig
Arminta Greenwood
Frank Darien
Mr. Bixby
Kay Deslys
Bit Part
Don Dillaway
Cim
William Elmer
Bit Part
Bob Erickson
Trick Rider
Barney Furey
Bit Part
Harry Holden
Bit Part
Clara Hunt
Indian girl
William Janney
Worker
Junior Johnson
Cim
Buff Jones
Trick Rider
Gordon Jones
Trick Rider
Frank Lackteen
Bit Part
Ethan Laidlaw
Bit Part
Lillian Lane
Cousin Bella
Ann Lee
Aunt Cassandra
Jack Leonard
Bit Part
Walter P. Lewis
Bit Part
George Lollier
Bit Part
Robert McKenzie
Pat Leary
Frank O'Connor
Man at dinner table
William Orlamond
Grat Gotch
Bud Pope
Trick Rider
Hank Potts
Trick Rider
Dorothy Raye
Bit Part
Walt Robbins
Trick Rider
Henry Roquemore
Jouett Goforth
Apache Bill Russell
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Douglas Scott
Cim
Reginald Scott
Yancey Jr.
Whitten Sovern
Trick Rider
Carl Stockdale
Bit Part
Reggie Streeter
Yancey Jr
Gloria Vonic
Ruby Big Elk
Ford West
Bit Part
Lillian West
Bit Part
Leo Willis
Bit Part
Director
Writer
A.B. MacDonald
descriptive passages from 'Hands Up'
Fred E. Sutton
descriptive passages from 'Hands Up'
Producer
William LeBaron
producer
Louis Sarecky
associate producer
Original Music
Cinematographer
Edward Cronjager
Editor
William Hamilton
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Costume Designer
Max Rée
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Second Unit Director or Assistant Director
Doran Cox
assistant director
Dewey Starkey
assistant director
Art Department
Max Rée
scenery
Sound Department
Clem Portman
sound recordist
Ralph Spotts
assistant sound recordist
Special Effects
Lloyd Knechtel
special effects
Camera and Electrical Department
Willard Barth
camera operator
Neal Beckner
camera operator
Francis Burgess
camera operator
James Lee Davis
grip
L. De Angelis
camera operator
Eddie Garvin
camera operator
Maurice E. Kains
camera operator
Harry Kaufman
camera operator
James V. King
camera operator, assistant camera
William Schuck
camera operator
Al Smalley
camera operator
Harry L. Underwood
camera operator
Harold E. Wellman
camera operator
Lothrop B. Worth
camera operator
Production Company
RKO Radio Pictures
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Distributor
RKO Radio Pictures
Warner Home Video
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