Maisie Ravier finds herself stranded in an Arizona ghost town with a family of migrant dust bowl refugees. The ghost town, it turns out, may have a gold mine.Maisie Ravier finds herself stranded in an Arizona ghost town with a family of migrant dust bowl refugees. The ghost town, it turns out, may have a gold mine.Maisie Ravier finds herself stranded in an Arizona ghost town with a family of migrant dust bowl refugees. The ghost town, it turns out, may have a gold mine.
Victor Kilian Jr.
- Ned Sullivan
- (as Victor Killian Jr.)
Dorothy Appleby
- Hatcheck Girl
- (uncredited)
- Directors
- Edwin L. Marin
- J. Walter Ruben(uncredited)
- Norman Taurog(uncredited)
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- TriviaThe third of ten movies starring Ann Sothern as the heroine Maisie Ravier released by MGM from 1939 to 1947.
- GoofsEarly in the movie when Maisie is frightened and gives out a yell; she gets a loud echo. The only mountains in the area are far off in the distance. There is nothing in the area that would cause an echo.
- Quotes
Maisie Ravier: Every man knows somethin' about a car.
- ConnectionsFeatured in 100 Years of Comedy (1997)
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Maisie learns another lesson....
As usual, Ann Sothern is the excite-able "Maisie", stranded again, SOMEWHERE. They show joshua trees, so she must have been somewhere in the mojave desert. Although that was probably just a backlot with a backdrop. When her car breaks down, she bumps into Bill (Lee Bowman) and Fred ( Slim Summerville), who get her car going again, but success is short lived. Now Maisie bumps into the Davis family, scratching for gold. Virginia Weidler is the daughter... you may recognize her from "The Women", where she was over-the-top, saccharin sweet and emotional. Here, she's just a normal kid. This one has a pretty thin plot... they had a couple ideas, and put lots of talking in between. Takes a while to get going, but does get better in the second half. Just my opinion. Could be wrong. It DOES have the moral lesson, as Maisie films usually do. See what you think. It's on Turner Classics now and then. Writer C.W. Collison had come up with "Maisie", but then he croaked young in 1941. Collison's death didn't stop them from making movies about Maisie... they were still making them in 1960! Collison had also written the Oscar nominated "Mogambo", with Clark Gable. This Maisie chapter directed by several different folks, apparently due to illness.
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- Çamsakızı Altın Arıyor
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- Runtime1 hour 22 minutes
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- 1.37 : 1
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