The Harvey Girls
1946, Musical/Comedy, 1h 41m
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When Susan Bradley (Judy Garland) responded to an ad in New Mexico for a mail-order bride, she had no idea that her would-be husband was a broken-down cowhand. Instead of returning back home, she takes a job at the local Harvey House restaurant. But the new establishment faces tough resistance from the local saloon owner (John Hodiak) and the town's streetwise showgirl, Em (Angela Lansbury). As Susan works with the Harvey girls to win over the townsfolk, she also searches for a new love.
Cast & Crew
Judy Garland
Susan Bradley
Susan Bradley
John Hodiak
Ned Trent
Ned Trent
Ray Bolger
Chris Maule
Chris Maule
Preston Foster
Judge Sam Purvis
Judge Sam Purvis
Virginia O'Brien
Alma
Alma
Critic Reviews for The Harvey Girls
Audience Reviews for The Harvey Girls
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Nov 11, 2019One of the few musicals from this era that was written for the screen that stays consistently within the genre, never going too long without a song. "On the Atchison Topeka and the Santa Fe" is a truly great number.Alec B Super Reviewer
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Sep 05, 2010A fun, but predictable musical comedy.
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Jan 18, 2008Glossy Hollywood musical where cowboys and waitresses wear Technicolor outfits that look like they rarely encounter dust. The great performances and musical numbers carry you away to this imaginary place for a couple hours of enjoyable entertainment though. Ray Bolger and Judy Garland re-team, though they don't share many scenes. Bolger provides comic relief, but especially captures the screen with his trademark style of dance. Garland commits to film more tunes that she enlivens with her unique voice and ability to add sensitivity.
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Jun 20, 2007Even lower case Judy is better then most and this has a young Angela Lansbury as welljay n Super Reviewer
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