The Band Plays On Trailer

The Band Plays On Trailer (1934)

"A gay and exciting picture of the laughs and loves and football thrills of college life!" 21 December 1934 Drama 87 mins

A judge hands four wayward boys to a college football coach who turns them into backfield stars.

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Cast

Robert Young

as Tony Ferrera

Stuart Erwin

as Stuffy Wilson

Ted Healy

as Joe O'Brien

Preston Foster

as Howdy Hardy

Leo Carrillo

as Angelo

Betty Furness

as Kitty O'Brien

Russell Hardie

as Mike O'Brien

William Tannen

as Rosy Rosenberg

Robert Livingston

as Bob Stone

Norman Phillips Jr.

as Stuffy as a Boy

David Durand

as Tony as a Boy

Beaudine Anderson

as Mike as a Boy

Betty Jane Graham

as Kitty as a Girl

Joe Sawyer

as Mr. Thomas

Henry Kolker

as Professor Hackett

Harvey Clark

as Graduate

Crew

International Releases Dates

United States 21 December 1934

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