The Miracle Woman

The Miracle Woman

Directed by	Frank Capra
Produced by	Harry Cohn
Written by	Dorothy Howell (continuity) John Meehan (play)
Starring	Barbara Stanwyck David Manners Sam Hardy
Distributed by	Columbia Pictures
Release date(s)	7 August 1931
Running time	90 mins
Country	United States
Language	English
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The Miracle Woman (1931) is a film released by Columbia Pictures, based on John Meehan's play Bless You, Sister, about a woman preacher (Barbara Stanwyck, in a role inspired by Aimee Semple McPherson) and the blind man who loves her (David Manners). Directed by Frank Capra, it was the second of his five film collaborations with Stanwyck.

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1920s	The Strong Man • For the Love of Mike • Long Pants • The Power of the Press • Say It with Sables • So This Is Love? • Submarine • The Way of the Strong • That Certain Thing • The Matinee Idol • Flight • The Donovan Affair • The Younger Generation

1930s	Rain or Shine • Ladies of Leisure • Dirigible • The Miracle Woman • Platinum Blonde • Forbidden • American Madness • The Bitter Tea of General Yen • Lady for a Day • It Happened One Night • Broadway Bill • Mr. Deeds Goes to Town • Lost Horizon • You Can't Take It with You • Mr. Smith Goes to Washington

1940s	Meet John Doe • Arsenic and Old Lace • It's a Wonderful Life • State of the Union

1950s–1960s	Riding High • Here Comes the Groom • A Hole in the Head • Pocketful of Miracles

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