Junior Prom

19461946
1h 9m

IMDb RATING

4.4/10

103

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Eddie Heywood, Abe Lyman, June Preisser, Freddie Stewart, Harry 'The Hipster' Gibson, and Abe Lyman Orchestra in Junior Prom (1946)

Comedy Musical

A rich man's son is running for student body president in the local high school, and the boy's father tells the school principal that if his son wins the election, he'll make a sizable donat... Read allA rich man's son is running for student body president in the local high school, and the boy's father tells the school principal that if his son wins the election, he'll make a sizable donation to the school that will pay for the football team's much-needed uniforms.A rich man's son is running for student body president in the local high school, and the boy's father tells the school principal that if his son wins the election, he'll make a sizable donation to the school that will pay for the football team's much-needed uniforms.

IMDb RATING

4.4/10

103

YOUR RATING

- Arthur Dreifuss
- Erna Lazarus(story)
- Hal Collins(story)
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Judy Clark and June Preisser in Junior Prom (1946)

June Preisser and Freddie Stewart in Junior Prom (1946)

Judy Clark, Abe Lyman, Noel Neill, June Preisser, and Freddie Stewart in Junior Prom (1946)

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Trivia
Actor Frankie Darro, who played the part of Roy (a high school student) was 28 years old when the movie was filmed.

Goofs
Dodie Rogers (50.07 time) is wearing a wedding band on her left ring finger although she is suppose to be a Junior in high school and single. June Preisser was married in real life at the time and approx. 26 years old.

Connections
Followed by Freddie Steps Out (1946)

Soundtracks
Teen Canteen
Written by Sid Robin
Sung by Freddie Stewart with the Abe Lyman Orchestra

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5/10

Dirty politics in high school

With Junior Prom Sam Katzman at Monogram launched his teenager series of films that starred Freddie Stewart and June Preisser who headed a cast of way older players as high schoolers. It was a musical look at the teen scene post World War II.

In this episode it's about the high school election for junior class president. It pits Freddie Stewart against Jackie Moran. Moran's father Sam Flint tries to put the fix in by saying to the principal that the school's football team can get new uniforms and equipment if his kid wins. The politics degenerates to G rated style mudslinging.

Harmless fluff, the film's stories didn't get better with subsequent films that I saw.

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