Mr. Smith Goes to Washington (1939)

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Mr. Smith Goes to Washington (1939)

Directed by
Frank Capra

Cast:

	Jean Arthur	....	Clarissa Saunders
	James Stewart	....	Jefferson Smith
	Claude Rains	....	Sen. Joseph Harrison Paine
	Edward Arnold	....	Jim Taylor
	Guy Kibbee	....	Gov. Hubert 'Happy' Hopper
	Thomas Mitchell	....	Diz Moore
	Eugene Pallette	....	Chick McGann
	Beulah Bondi	....	Ma Smith
	H.B. Warner	....	Sen. Agnew (Senate Majority Leader)
	Harry Carey	....	President of the Senate
	Astrid Allwyn	....	Susan Paine
	Ruth Donnelly	....	Emma Hopper
	Grant Mitchell	....	Sen. MacPherson (Privileges and Elections Committee)
	Porter Hall	....	Sen. Monroe (objecting to frivolity)
	Pierre Watkin	....	Sen. Barnes (Senate Minority Leader)
	Charles Lane	....	Nosey newsman
	William Demarest	....	Bill Griffith (at station)
	Dick Elliott	....	Carl Cook (at station)
	Billy Watson	....	Peter Hopper
	Delmar Watson	....	Jimmie Hopper
	Johnny Russell	....	Otis Hopper (as John Russell)
	Harry Watson	....	Hopper boy
	Garry Watson	....	Hopper boy (as Gary Watson)
	Larry Simms	....	Hopper boy (as Baby Dumpling)
	H.V. Kaltenborn	....	Himself (broadcaster)
rest of cast listed alphabetically:
	Erville Alderson	....	Handwriting expert (uncredited)
	Stanley Andrews	....	Sen. Hodges (uncredited)
	William Arnold	....	Reporter (uncredited)
	Sam Ash	....	Sen. Lancaster (uncredited)
	Edwin August	....	Senator (uncredited)
	Frank Austin	....	Inventor at Smith's office door (uncredited)
	Harry A. Bailey	....	Sen. Hammett (uncredited)
	Wade Boteler	....	Family man (uncredited)
	Ed Brewer	....	Senate reporter (uncredited)
	Al Bridge	....	Sen. Dwight (uncredited)
	Harlan Briggs	....	Mr. Edwards (howling citizen) (uncredited)
	Tommy Bupp	....	Boy cheering for Smith in meeting (uncredited)
	Frederick Burton	....	Sen. Dearhorn (uncredited)
	Ken Carpenter	....	Announcer (uncredited)
	Jack Carson	....	Sweeney Farrell (newsman) (uncredited)
	Burr Caruth	....	Townsend (uncredited)
	Maurice Cass	....	Handwriting expert (uncredited)
	Allan Cavan	....	Ragner (newsman) (uncredited)
	Eddy Chandler	....	Reporter (uncredited)
	George Chandler	....	Reporter (uncredited)
	Dora Clement	....	Mrs. McGann (uncredited)
	Edmund Cobb	....	Sen. Gower (uncredited)
	Dorothy Comingore	....	Woman (at station) (uncredited)
	Hal Cooke	....	Reporter (uncredited)
	George Cooper	....	Waiter (uncredited)
	Jack Cooper	....	Photographer (uncredited)
	Nick Copeland	....	Senate reporter (uncredited)
	Anne Cornwall	....	Senate reporter (uncredited)
	Gino Corrado	....	Barber (uncredited)
	Maurice Costello	....	Diggs (newsman) (uncredited)
	Alec Craig	....	Speaker (uncredited)
	Beatrice Curtis	....	Paine's secretary (uncredited)
	Dulcie Day	....	Senate reporter (uncredited)
	Vernon Dent	....	Senate reporter (uncredited)
	Clyde Dilson	....	Reporter (uncredited)
	Neal Dodd	....	Senate chaplain (uncredited)
	Ann Doran	....	Paine's secretary (uncredited)
	Helen Jerome Eddy	....	Paine's secretary (uncredited)
	Jack Egan	....	Reporter (uncredited)
	Douglas Evans	....	Francis Scott Key (uncredited)
	Eddie Fetherston	....	Senate reporter (uncredited)
	Mabel Forrest	....	Senate reporter (uncredited)
	Byron Foulger	....	Hopper's secretary (uncredited)
	Michael Gale	....	Senate reporter (uncredited)
	Jack Gardner	....	Reporter (uncredited)
	Frances Gifford	....	Hopper girl (uncredited)
	June Gittelson	....	Woman (at station) (uncredited)
	Mary Gordon	....	Woman (uncredited)
	Lorna Gray	....	Woman (at station) (uncredited)
	Harry Hayden	....	Speaker (uncredited)
	Louis Jean Heydt	....	Soapbox speaker (uncredited)
	Olaf Hytten	....	Hopper's butler (uncredited)
	John Ince	....	Sen. Fernwick (uncredited)
	Lloyd Ingraham	....	Committeeman (uncredited)
	Frank Jaquet	....	Sen. Byron (uncredited)
	Dickie Jones	....	Pageboy Richard Jones (uncredited)
	Eddie Kane	....	Reporter (uncredited)
	Robert Emmett Keane	....	Editor (uncredited)
	Donald Kerr	....	Reporter (uncredited)
	Milton Kibbee	....	Senate reporter (uncredited)
	Joe King	....	Summers (newsman; 'He's just decorating a chair') (uncredited)
	Evalyn Knapp	....	Reporter (What do you think of the girls in this town?) (uncredited)
	Wright Kramer	....	Sen. Carlton (uncredited)
	Vera Lewis	....	Mrs. Edwards (uncredited)
	Arthur Loft	....	Chief clerk (uncredited)
	Hank Mann	....	Photographer (uncredited)
	Margaret Mann	....	Nun with cheering orphan boys (uncredited)
	Philo McCullough	....	Sen. Albert (uncredited)
	Matt McHugh	....	Reporter (uncredited)
	George McKay	....	Reporter (uncredited)
	Lafe McKee	....	Civil War veteran at Lincoln Memorial (uncredited)
	James McNamara	....	Reporter (uncredited)
	Robert Middlemass	....	Speaker (uncredited)
	James Millican	....	Senate reporter (uncredited)
	Charles R. Moore	....	Porter (uncredited)
	Gene Morgan	....	Reporter (uncredited)
	William Newell	....	Reporter (uncredited)
	Alex Novinsky	....	Foreign diplomat (uncredited)
	Frank O'Connor	....	Sen. Alfred (uncredited)
	Frank Puglia	....	Handwriting expert (uncredited)
	Ed Randolph	....	Senate reporter (uncredited)
	Jack Richardson	....	Sen. Manchester (uncredited)
	Russell Simpson	....	Kenneth Allen (uncredited)
	Walter Soderling	....	Sen. Pickett (uncredited)
	Harry Stafford	....	Sen. Atwater (uncredited)
	Wyndham Standing	....	Sen. Ashman (uncredited)
	Paul Stanton	....	Flood (newsman) (uncredited)
	Count Stefenelli	....	Foreign diplomat (uncredited)
	Robert Sterling	....	Bit Role (uncredited)
	Craig Stevens	....	Senate reporter (uncredited)
	Carl Stockdale	....	Sen. Burdette (uncredited)
	Dub Taylor	....	Reporter (uncredited)
	Ferris Taylor	....	Sen. Carlisle (uncredited)
	Arthur Thalasso	....	Doorman (uncredited)
	Fred 'Snowflake' Toones	....	Porter (uncredited)
	Victor Travers	....	Sen. Grainger (uncredited)
	Laura Treadwell	....	Mrs. Taylor (uncredited)
	John Tyrrell	....	(uncredited)
	Robert Walker	....	Sen. Holland (uncredited)
	Myonne Walsh	....	Jane Hopper (uncredited)
	Lloyd Whitlock	....	Schultz (newsman) (uncredited)
	Dave Willock	....	Senate Guard (uncredited)
	Florence Wix	....	Committeewoman (uncredited)