Hoosier Schoolboy (Monogram) (1937)

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Record Details:

Title:
Hoosier Schoolboy (Monogram)
Date:
1937
Publisher:
Monogram Pictures
Volume:
Hoosier Schoolboy (Monogram Pressbook, 1937)
Leaf #:
0004
Language:
English
Collection:
Pressbooks
Contributor:
Wisconsin Center for Film and Theater Research
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Date Added:
November 16, 2023
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fonEVER MICKEY R OONE ... as the lovable, gallant youth of this heart-warming American drama! HOOSIER WILL YOU REMEMBER Y “MY DAD'S IN TROUBLE... I'VE GOT TO HELP HIM!” Brave kid from the wrong side of town ... he stood on his two feet against the world . when his father needed him! PRESENTED BY MONOGRAM PICTURES Directed by William Nigh Associate Producer 1T STAR ...A GREAT STORY! ‘LL BUST THIS TOWN $CHOOLBOY EDWARD PAWLEY WILLIAM GOULD Directed by WILLIAM NIGH « Associate Producer KEN GOLDSMITH Screenplay by ROBERT LEE JOHNSON Presented by MONOGRAM PICTURES ELE TE ATR BEDE TEE LOIS OT REET EE TSE, One Col. Ad Cut or Mat No. 17 “I DON’T CARE WHAT THEY SAY... He's My Dad!” There'll be a lump in your throat and joy in your heart . . . as this lovable boy and his dad come fighting thru against a world that had no use for them! mh Mickey. PROOWEY & e — in his greatest role—as the kid from the wrong side of town who played Cupid to two sweethearts! with A N N E N A G E L Le | PRESENTED BY FRANK SHIELDS (£0) vero $e ho [ye Directed by WILLIAM NIGH cr yats CHOg ROY EDWARD PAWLEY WILLIAM COULD Associate Preducer KEN GOLDSMITH Screenplay by ROBERT LEE JOHNSON 2 Two Col. Ad Cut or Mat No. 20 aT FRANK SHIELDS y¥EDWARD PAWLEY Ken Goldsmith Screenplay by ANNE NAGEL FRANK SHIELDS eo 3 Two Col. Ad Cut or Mat No. 18 WILLIAM GOULD ANNE NAGEL m™ FRANK SHIELDS i i Presented hy “uy” MONOGRAM PICTURES RESELL REIT TELE ELT ESTING Qne Col. Ad Cut or Mat No. 19 One Col. Ad Cut or Mat No. 22 ‘DON'T GIVE UP, DAD... WELL LICK THE WHOLE TOWN!” L ANNE WAGELC’ af FRANK SHIELDS <7 EDWARD PAWLEY WILLIAM GOULD ¥ . Presented by . MONOGRAM. PICTURES . a fatt-warming Amer. ~ Ican drama Sti eal: lant youth who didn’t know how to quit! MicxeyROO NEY COULD pz SER PART! One Col. Ad Cut or Mat No. 21 ROOSTER oy" ANNE NAGEL + FRANK SHIELDS Presented by MONOGRAM PICTURES One Col. Ad Cut or Mat No. 16