It is heaverly implied that some women are prostitutes, however this may not be immediately obvious to children.

At least three kissing scenes. Adelaide Adams and Katie Brown wear very short dresses in certain scenes, exposing their legs, but no other nudity is shown.

The movie is set in the wild west, guns especially Pistels and Shot Guns are seen on regular occasions, the townsfolk especially the men carry guns on a gun belt and are generally fired to get attention or not fired but, used as a threat to inflict mild to moderate peril, though in less frequent cases guns are used on a shoot to kill basis. Whip's are also used normally on horses during stagecoach rides but the have also been used a couple of times as a weapon.

Some shooting, a few people are killed, (no blood) and one man is injured in captivity but is then rescued.

Calamity Jane whips a man's face

None. This is a musical, intended for children and families.

Calamity Jane blasphemes several times (expressions of happiness and shock)

Adults are seen to be drinking alcohol in a local bar/saloon with some who appear to be very drunk.

The smoking of Cigarettes, Cigars and Pipes are a regular occurrence throughout the movie, the movie is set in the 1950s where Smoking was regarded as a social norm.

Several scenes inside a saloon.

Lots of Gun shots fired, mainly to get the attention of others.

The Carictor of Wild Bill Hitchcock may be frightening for some.

A woman sings and dances on top of a moving stagecoach, this would be a very dangerous act if replicated in real life and would most certainly result in serious injury or Death.

None.