Girls Under 21 Trailer

Girls Under 21 Trailer (1940)

"Too old for play-things... and too young for love!" 15 November 1940 Adventure, Drama, Crime 64 mins

Francis Ryan, living high-and-free-wheeling life as the wife of gangster "Smiley" Ryan, spends some time behind bars as a result of her husband's activities, and, when she gets out, realizes she has been a bad example for her kid-sister, Jennie White, and five of her friends. With the aid of her old boyfriend, she manages to divert them from their juvenile-delinquent path leading to disaster for each.

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Cast

Bruce Cabot

as Smiley Ryan

Rochelle Hudson

as Frances White Ryan

Paul Kelly

as Johnny Cane

Tina Thayer

as Jennie White

Roberta Smith

as Sloppy Krupnik

Lois Verner

as Fatso Cheruzzi

Beryl Vaughan

as Marge Dolan

Joanne Tree

as Gertie Dolan

Debbie Ellis

as Tessa Mangione

William Edmunds

as Tony Mangione

John Dilson

as Albert Carter, School Principal

Crew

Ralph Cohn

Ralph Cohn Producer

Max Nosseck

Director

Barney McGill

Barney McGill Director of Photography

International Releases Dates

United States 15 November 1940

Production Companies

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