Mary Smith cannot have fun because of her father's political position. She decides to change the situation and convinces her two servants to go with them on a romantic date with a cowboy. She tells the cowboy that she was a servant and left home because of her father's harassment and...
Mary Smith cannot have fun because of her father's political position. She decides to change the situation and convinces her two servants to go with them on a romantic date with a cowboy. She tells the cowboy that she was a servant and left home because of her father's harassment and...
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Leo McCareyWriter · (original story) and
S.N. BehrmanWriter · (screen play) and
Robert RiskinWriter · (contributing writer) (uncredited)
Lillian HellmanWriter · (contributing writer) (uncredited)
Anita LoosWriter · (contributing writer) (uncredited)
Samuel GoldwynProducers · producer
Alfred NewmanMusic · (uncredited)
Gregg TolandCinematography · (photography)
