| She Wore A Yellow Ribbon | |||||
| Turner Home Entertainment (1949) | |||||
| Romance, Western | |||||
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In Collection
#994 |
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| John Wayne | Capt. Nathan Brittles | |
| Joanne Dru | Olivia Dandridge | |
| John Agar | Lt. Flint Cohill | |
| Ben Johnson | Sgt. Tyree | |
| Harry Carey Jr. | 2nd Lt. Ross Penell | |
| Victor McLaglen | Top Sgt. Quincannon | |
| Mildred Natwick | Abby Allshard aka Old Iron Pants | |
| George O'Brien | Major Mac Allshard | |
| Arthur Shields | Dr. O'Laughlin | |
| Michael Dugan | Sgt. Hochbaue | |
| John Wayne | Capt. Nathan Cutting Brittles | |
| Harry Carey Jr. | Second Lt. Ross Pennell | |
| Mildred Natwick | Abby Allshard | |
| George O'Brien | Maj. Mac Allshard | |
| Michael Dugan | Sgt. Hochbauer | |
| Chief John Big Tree | Chief Pony That Walks | |
| Fred Graham | Sgt. Hench | |
| George Sky Eagle | Chief Sky Eagle | |
| Tom Tyler | Cpl. Mike Quayne | |
| Noble Johnson | Chief Red Shirt |
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| Producer |
Merian C. Cooper
Lowell J. Farrell John Ford |
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| Writer |
James Warner Bellah
Frank S. Nugent Laurence Stalling Laurence Stallings |
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| Cinematography |
Winton C. Hoch
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| Musician |
Richard Hageman
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After Custer's defeat at the Little Big Horn, a US Cavalry Captain takes his troop out on a final patrol to handle a breakout from a nearby Indian reservation. His mission is further complicated by the commanding officer's wife and niece who accompany the patrol. |
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