Magic Town, Magic Town, Blu-Ray
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$5 - $10, Ann Doran, Ann Shoemaker, Anna Q. Nilsson, Anne O'Neal, Comedy, Comedy Video, Constantin Bakaleinikoff, Danny Mummert, Dick Elliott, Dick Wessel, Donald Meek, Drama, E. J. Ballantine, Eddie Parks, Eddy Waller, Edgar Dearing, Edna Holland, Edward Keane, Emmett Vogan, Frank Darien, Frank Fenton, Garry Owen, George Chandler, George Irving, Griff Barnett, Harry "Snub" Pollard, Harry Holman, Howard Freeman, James Stewart, Jane Wyman, Jimmy Crane, Joel Friedkin, John Ince, Julia Dean, Kent Smith, Larry Wheat, Lawrence Wheat, Lee "Lasses" White, Lee Phelps, Magic Town, Mary Currier, Mickey Kuhn, Mickey Roth, Movies, Movies & TV › Movies, Ned Sparks, Olive, Over $10, Paul Maxey, Paul Scardon, Ray Walker, Regis Toomey, Richard Belding, Robert Dudley, Robert Riskin, Roy Webb, Selmar Jackson, Selmer Jackson, Tom Fadden, Tom Kennedy, Under $5, Wallace Ford, Wheaton Chambers, William A. Wellman, William Haade, William WellmanJames Stewart (It's a Wonderful Life) plays Lawrence "Rip" Smith in this Capraesque tale in which an ambitious pollster finds a small town whose citizens' opinions accurately reflect those of America at large. On discovering this oddity in the darling town of Grandview, Smith plots to exploit this "mathematical miracle." Posing as an insurance salesman along with his two sidekicks, Ike Sloan (Ned Sparks) and Mr. Twiddle (Donald Meek), he romances the local newspaper editor while trying to keep her from discovering his true intentions. The young editor, Mary Peterman (Jane Wyman, Magnificent Obsession), has hopes for improving the town with a new civics center. Mary soon proves to be smarter than "Rip" ever anticipated. When she exposes the truth, the resulting publicity threatens to destroy the town and everything it stood for. Robert Riskin is remembered today as the man who wrote some of Frank Capra's best films, including Mr. Deed Goes to Town and It Happened One Night. Here he made his independent producing debut with this film directed by the great William A. Wellman (The Ox-Bow Incident).
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