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City Girl
Directed by
F. W. Murnau
Not Rated
1930
88m
Drama
,
Romance
7.7
63%
83%
7.5
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A Chicago waitress falls in love with a Minnesota farmer, and decides to face a life in the country.
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Cast of City Girl
Charles Farrell
Lem Tustine
Mary Duncan
Kate
David Torrence
Lem's Father
Edith Yorke
Lem's Mother
Guinn 'Big Boy' Williams
Reaper
Dawn O'Day
Marie Tustine
Tom McGuire
Matey
Richard Alexander
Mac
Patrick Rooney
Butch
Ed Brady
Reaper
Roscoe Ates
Reaper
Marjorie Beebe
Waitress (uncredited)
Eddie Boland
Reaper (uncredited)
Harry Gripp
Reaper (uncredited)
Slim Hamilton
Greasy the Reaper (uncredited)
Werner Klingler
Reaper (uncredited)
Charles Lane
Man at Train Station (uncredited)
Ivan Linow
Taxi Driver (uncredited)
Arnold Lucy
Cafe Patron (uncredited)
Helen Lynch
Girl on Train (uncredited)
City Girl Ratings & Reviews
48 Hills
Dennis Harvey
Murnau's sense of evocative image and editorial rhythm greatly elevates it.
The Film Daily
Film Daily Staff
It has one of those stories that are aimed at the sentimentality in a person but never quite reach their mark.
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Shadow Stage
Its first part is a beautiful, powerful story of the love of a city waitress and a son of the wheatlands... Finished as a talkie, it lost all its steam.
Dennis Schwartz Movie Reviews
Dennis Schwartz
It's distinguished mostly by the great director's special creative touches in filming.
TV Guide
Its original title was Bread, which would account for the film's obsession with wheat. The story takes a long time to unfold.
Detroit Free Press
John Monaghan
A solid, emotionally charged picture that bridges a gap between German expressionism and poetic realism.
Chicago Reader
Dave Kehr
Some of Murnau's genius remains in the lighting of individual shots, and particularly in a lyrical sequence in which a man (Charles Farrell), a woman (Mary Duncan), and Murnau's camera dance through a sunlit field.
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