First National Pictures
Not part of a collection.
Local Boy Makes Good
Napoleon of nonsense, Gulliver of glee, hijacker of the blues, king of komics, he-man of hilarity, foremost funster of them all.
John is a timid student who works at the University Book Store. He is studying to be a botanist and has a secret crush on the lovely Julia. One day, one of his letters gets accidentally mailed and Julia receives it. When the letter says that he is a fraternity man and a big track star, Julia rushes right over to see him. But John is neither and Spike, Julia's boyfriend, is a track star at a nearby College. John does not want to enter the track meet so Julia tries to use psychology on him. That and a good wrestling hold makes John timidly agree to enter the race, but Spike still scares him.
- Original title
- Local Boy Makes Good
- Language
- EN
- Country
- US
- Budget
- —
- Revenue
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Joe E. Brown
John Augustus Miller
Dorothy Lee
Julia Winters
Ruth Hall
Marjorie Blake
Edward Woods
Spike Hoyt
Edward Nugent
Wally Pierce
Wade Boteler
Doc
John Harrington
Coach Jackson
William Burress
Colonel Small
Curtis Benton
Announcer at Track Meet
Maude Eburne
Maid
Edward Hearn
Relay Caller
Allan Lane
Runner with a Bad Knee
Lee Phelps
Assistant Coach
Mervyn LeRoy
Director
Ray Enright
Adaptation
Raymond Griffith
Adaptation
Elliott Nugent
Theatre Play
J.C. Nugent
Theatre Play
Richmond High School: A Nerd's Redemption
In the Mood for Love
Corpse Bride
Love.com
Revenge of the Nerds
Accepted
Bookies
Can't Hardly Wait
Try Seventeen
First Daughter
CIA: Comrade In America
Outside Providence
Video Kings
100 Girls
Dead Man on Campus
Frankenstein: The College Years
College
Inspector Gadget
DisOrientation
Between the Lines
Starstruck
The Freshman
Vivacious Lady
Kiss Me, Stupid
The Bachelor and the Bobby-Soxer
Teacher's Pet
She's the Man
Silk Stockings
In the Good Old Summertime
Marry Me
Music and Lyrics
Daddy Long Legs
Let's Make Love
Watching the Detectives
Wedding Season
The Big Store
The Prince & Me
The Tender Trap
John Tucker Must Die
What's Love Got to Do with It?
Nov 27, 1931
