Cast
- Judy Garland as Susan Bradley
- John Hodiak as Ned Trent
- Ray Bolger as Chris Maule
- Angela Lansbury as Em
- Preston Foster as Judge Sam Purvis
- Virginia O'Brien as Alma
- Kenny Baker as Terry O'Hara
- Marjorie Main as Sonora Cassidy
- Chill Wills as H.H. Hartsey
- Selena Royle as Miss Bliss
- Cyd Charisse as Deborah Andrews
- Ruth Brady as Ethel
- Jack Lambert as Marty Peters
- Edward Earle as Jed Adams
- Morris Ankrum as Rev. Claggett
- Stephen McNally as "Goldust" McClean
- Virginia Rees as Singing voice for Angela Lansbury
- Marion Doenges as Singing voice for Cyd Charisse
- Cast notes
- This was the first speaking role on film for Cyd Charisse.
- Byron Harvey Jr., the grandson of Fred Harvey who was at the time of filming the president of the Fred Harvey Company, had an uncredited role as a train conductor.
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