Cimarron

In her memoir, "Intermission", Anne Baxter said Glenn Ford and Maria Schell had become very close during production, but by the time the movie premiered in Oklahoma, the two were not speaking to each other.

In the scene where Jesse Rickey is using a letterpress to print "wanted" posters of the Cherokee Kid and his gang, even though he handed a "fresh" copy to Yancey Cravat, he is running the press dry, which would yield no printed impressions. On letterpresses of that type, ink would be applied to the lead type with a roller before the paper is laid down to be run through the press. Plus, he is taking the finished copies off and, without looking, placing them face down. Any printer worth his salt would inspect every print for quality before setting it aside.

Opening credits prologue: At high noon, April 22, 1889, a section of the last unsettled territories in America was to be given free to the first people who claimed it. They came from the north and they came from the south and they came from across the sea. In just one day, an entire territory would be settled. A new state would be born. They called it "Oklahoma".