Seven Women (1953 film)

Seven Women is a 1953 American Western film directed by Richard Carlson. It stars Margaret Field, Marie Windsor, and Denise Darcel. The film is also known as The Saga of Hemp Brown and Seven Brides for Seven Brothers.

The plot centers around seven women, all former saloon girls, who are hired to civilize a rough-and-tumble frontier town. They arrive in the town to find it populated almost entirely by men, leading to various comedic and dramatic situations as the women attempt to integrate into the community and bring refinement to the lives of the townsfolk. Their efforts are complicated by the men's initial resistance to change and the arrival of a notorious outlaw. The women each struggle with their past and work to build new lives for themselves in this challenging environment.