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Slue-Foot Sue

Background information
Feature films	Melody Time
Television programs	House of Mouse
Video games
Park attractions
Portrayed by
Portrayed by
Animators	Ward Kimball, Milt Kahl, John Sibley
Voice
Performance model
Designer
Inspiration
Honors and awards
Character information
Full name
Other names	Sweet Sue
Personality	Strange, beautiful, protective, handsome, kind, funny, mysterious
Appearance	Slender, beautiful, blue eyes, red braided hair, red lips, fair skin, white hat (with a veil at the end), green polo shirt that shows her breast cleavage, blue kerchief, tan vest, tan skirt, white gloves, white panties, tan boots, (in her wedding climax) yellow wedding dress, white corset and bloomers, bustle (at the end)
Birthday
Occupation	Cowgirl
Affiliations	Good
Goal	To woo Pecos Bill, then marry him, but fails thanks to Widowmaker
Home	The moon above the Old West in Texas (formerly)
Relatives
Pets
Allies	Pecos Bill
Minions	Her catfish
Enemies	Widowmaker (formerly)
Likes	Pecos Bill
Dislikes	Widowmaker's jealousy
Powers and abilities	Strength
Weapons	Her lasso
Fate	Bounces herself up into the moon where she stays. Marries Pecos Bill.
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Slue-Foot Sue is a cowgirl from the Pecos Bill segment of the 1948 film, Melody Time.

Personality

Slue-Foot Sue is a beautiful redhead in braids from another part of her world. In the end, she was self-shot to the moon where she stays due to Bill's horse Widowmaker.

Appearances

Melody Time

Slue-Foot Sue is presented as a catfish riding cowgirl. She captures the attention of Pecos Bill and the two fall in love. The two eventually make plans to marry. The day of the ceremony, Sue dresses in a beautiful yellow wedding dress with a huge steel-spring bustle, and insists on riding Widowmaker, Pecos Bill's horse. However, Widowmaker is jealous of Sue, because she had taken away Bill's attention from him. As soon as Sue got on Widowmaker's back, he attempts to throw Sue off in a fit of rage. Admirably, she is able to stay on the bucking horse for quite awhile. But because of the bustle she wears, Sue starts bouncing out of control and ends up shooting herself high into the air. Her bustle continues to bounce her higher each time she lands on it, and Bill attempts to rescue her with his lasso, but barely misses (It's implied that Widowmaker interfered with the attempt). At night, Sue finally lands on the moon to her death, unable to return to earth, leaving Bill to mourn her loss.

Disney Parks

A live version of Slue-Foot Sue, originally played by Betty Taylor, was the host of the Golden Horseshoe Revue and the owner of the Golden Horseshoe Saloon. She performed songs such as the Golden Horseshoe Revue theme song, Bill Bailey and the Pecos Bill song from the film, during which Pecos himself enters the show.

The animated version of the character also appears in window decorations to the saloon to the present day as well as on the stage curtains in the days of the original show.