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Call Her Savage
Film / 1932

Call Her Savage

Directed by John Francis Dillon
Drama

★ 5.8/10Audience rating

A high-spirited and short-tempered Texan woman storms her way through life until her luck runs out, forcing her to learn the error of her ways.

The story

A high-spirited and short-tempered Texan woman storms her way through life until her luck runs out, forcing her to learn the error of her ways.

Cast

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Dorothy PetersonSilas' Wife Oscar ApfelDoctor Treating Crosby (Uncredited) Frank AtkinsonStevens, Crosby's Valet (Uncredited) Mischa AuerAgitator in Restaurant (Uncredited) Symona BonifaceGambling Lady (Uncredited) Edmund BurnsJack Carter (Uncredited) Leonard CareyJackson, Randall's Butler (Uncredited) Lita ChevretParty Guest (Uncredited) Wallis ClarkDetective (Uncredited) G. Pat CollinsMale Nurse (Uncredited) Tyrell DavisCharlie Moffett (Uncredited) John ElliottHank (Uncredited) Betty Jane GrahamBabysitter (Uncredited) Robert EllisHotel Manager (Uncredited) Mary GordonLady in Tenement (Uncredited) Robert GordonBellboy (Uncredited) Douglas HaigPete as a Boy (Uncredited) Hale HamiltonCyrus Randall (Uncredited) Arthur HoytMr. Russell, Attorney (Uncredited) Marilyn KnowldenRuth as a Girl (Uncredited) George J. LewisParty Guest (Uncredited) Ralph LewisDoctor (Uncredited) Walter LongMan Who Tries to Pick Up Nasa (Uncredited) Wilfred LucasChild Welfare Official (Uncredited) Bert MoorhouseParty Guest (Uncredited) Pat O'MalleyFireman (Uncredited) Katherine PerryMaid (Uncredited) Eddie PhillipsParty Guest (Uncredited) Julian RiveroJose, Guitarist (Uncredited) Bert RoachMan Who Tries to Pick Up Nasa (Uncredited) John SheehanDrunken Tenant (Uncredited) John St. PolisDoctor Consoling Nasa (Uncredited) Ellinor VanderveerParty Guest (Uncredited) Kathrin Clare WardSecond Lady in Tenement (Uncredited) Eric WiltonHotel Steward (Uncredited)

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