Henry Aldrich for President Trailer

Henry Aldrich for President Trailer (1941)

"Elected By A Laughslide!" 17 October 1941 Comedy 75 mins

Henry Aldrich finds himself in a heated election for high-school class president.

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Cast

Jimmy Lydon

as Henry Aldrich

Mary Anderson

as Phyllis Michael

Charles Smith

as Dizzy Stevens

June Preisser

as Geraldine Adams

Irving Bacon

as Mr. McCloskey

John Litel

as Sam Aldrich

Dorothy Peterson

as Mrs. Aldrich

Lucien Littlefield

as Mr. Crosley

Lillian Yarbo

as Lucinda

Martha O'Driscoll

as Mary Aldrich

Vaughan Glaser

as Mr. Bradley

Kenneth Howell

as Irwin Barrett

Rod Cameron

as Ed Calkins

Noel Neill

as Student

Fern Emmett

as Mrs. Perkins

Christian Rub

as School Janitor

International Releases Dates

United States 17 October 1941

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