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Produced by Sam Goldwyn, this second film version of Olive Higgins Prouty's Stella Dallas is by far the best. The combined talents of Goldwyn, director King Vidor and star Barbara Stanwyck lift this property far above the level of mere soap opera. Stanwyck is perfectly cast as Stella Martin, the ...more
Year: 1937 | Running Time: 106 minutes
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Produced by Sam Goldwyn, this second film version of Olive Higgins Prouty's Stella Dallas is by far the best. The combined talents of Goldwyn, director King Vidor and star Barbara Stanwyck lift this property far above the level of mere soap opera. Stanwyck is perfectly cast as Stella Martin, the loud, vulgar factory-town girl who snares wealthy husband Stephen Dallas (John Boles). When Stephen is offered a job in New York, Stella stays behind, knowing that she'll never be part of her husband's ...more
- Barbara Stanwyck - Stella Dallas
- John Boles - Stephen Dallas
- Anne Shirley - Laurel Dallas
- Barbara O'Neil - Helen Morrison
- Alan Hale - Ed Munn
- Jessie Arnold - Landlady
- Harry Bowen
- King Vidor - Director
- Samuel Goldwyn - Producer
- Harry Wagstaff Gribble - Screenwriter
- Victor Heerman - Screenwriter
- Sarah Y. Mason - Screenwriter
- Gertrude Purcell - Screenwriter
- Olive Higgins Prouty - Book Author
- Richard Day - Art Director
- Omar Kiam - Costume Designer
- Walter Mayo - First Assistant Director
- Sherman Todd - Editor
- Alfred Newman - Composer (Music Score)
- Alfred Newman - Musical Direction/Supervision
- Rudolph Maté - Cinematographer
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