The Dalton Girls (1957)

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The Dalton Girls: A Gun Is My True Love

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Merry Anders

Holly Dalton

Lisa Davis

Rose Dalton

Penny Edwards

Columbine Dalton

Sue George

Marigold Dalton

John Russell

W.T. 'Illinois' Grey

Ed Hinton

Hiram Parsh

Glenn Dixon

Mr. Slidell

Johnny Western

Joe

Malcolm Atterbury

Mr. Sewell

Douglas Henderson

Bank Cashier

Kevin Enright

Bartender

Al Wyatt Sr.

Sheriff St. Ives

Casey MacGregor

Way Station Hostler
(uncredited)

Boyd 'Red' Morgan

Stage Driver
(uncredited)

Jimmy Noel

Brawler
(uncredited)

Earl Parker

Brawler
(uncredited)

George Sowards

Townsman
(uncredited)

David Swapp

Way Station Helper
(uncredited)

Director
- Reginald Le Borg
Writers
- Maurice Tombragel
- Herbert Purdom
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Trivia
Passed by the British Board of Film Censors with an "A" certificate on 14 November 1957, this low budget western was unusual in that it enjoyed a two week run in London's West End. Opened at the London Pavilion on 7 November 1958 and shared the bill with Le Retour de Dracula (1958).

Quotes
Rose Dalton: Oh, honey, don't think about him. They tell me he plays women just like he plays poker. Riffle, shuffle, fast cut, big deal, the sky's the limit; and then all of a sudden you're lying there in the discard.

Connections
Version of Belles de l'Ouest (1994)

Soundtracks
A Gun Is My True Love
Written by Les Baxter and Jim Baxter
Performed by Merry Anders

Not Johnny Guitar as a feminist western but....

This western belongs to the short list of westerns involving female gunslingers and duels between them. It is a lousy picture but excellent for me, very unusual for this kind of productions. There would have been more of them. The best example of what Grade B pictures could provide from time to time.