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Collegian bandleader Tom Harper meets and falls in love with Gay Sheridan, angering her longtime suitor, wealthy Carter Breed III (Tom Laughlin). Carter is determined to break up the romance, and promises to use his family's contacts to book top musical acts for the school's senior prom. A year-old recording by Tom's band unexpectedly hits the Billboard charts, and when Breed's promises fall flat, Harper steps in.

Moe's credit as Associate Producer is documented in his autobiography's filmography, and subsequent books on the Stooges, but his name appears nowhere in the film's credits.

Costar Tom Laughlin made his greatest fame in the early 1970s, starring in the Billy Jack film series.

James Komack plays Tom's best friend 'Dog,' and is best-known as a television producer and director (THE COURTSHIP OF EDDIE'S FATHER, WELCOME BACK KOTTER).

Featuring
Moe Howard (Solo)
Release Date
December 31, 1958
Studio
Columbia
Production Type
Feature Film
Duration
82 min.

Cast Members		Production Crew
(Gay Sheridan) Jill Corey (Tom Harper) Paul Hampton (Dog) James Komack (Flip Pulver) Barbara Bostock (Carter Breed III) Tom Laughlin (Mr. Breed) Francis De Sales (Mrs. Sheridan) Frieda Inescort (Caroline) Selene Walters (Socialite) Peggy Moffitt (Narrator) Marvin Miller (Himself) Ed Sullivan (Themselves) Freddy Martin and His Orchestra (Themselves) Les Elgart and His Orchestra (Themselves) Louis Prima and His Orchestra (Herself) Keely Smith (Themselves) Sam Butera and the Witnesses (Himself) Howard Miller (Herself) Toni Arden (Himself) Bob Crosby (Himself) Mitch Miller (Herself) Connee Boswell (Himself) Jose Melis		(Director) David Lowell Rich (Producer) Harry A. Romm (Associate Producer) Moe Howard (Screenplay) Hal Hackady (Director of Photography) Fred Jackman Jr. (Film Editor) Al Clark (Art Director) Carl Anderson (Set Decoration) Sidney Clifford (Recording Director) John Livadary (Sound Recording) Lambert E. Day (Musical Director) Morris W. Stoloff (Music Coordinator) Fred Karger (Music Arranger) Gil Grau (Music Arranger) Van Alexander (Music) Don Gohman (Music) Lee Pockriss (Lyrics) Hal Hackady (Lyrics) Peter Udell (Assistant Director) Irving Moore (Dialogue Director) Herbert Kenwith

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