Betty Co-Ed Trailer

Betty Co-Ed Trailer (1946)

"Here's the Heart-beat of the College Rhythm!" 28 November 1946 Drama 68 mins

Joanne Leeds, a carnival hootchy-kootchy dancer, is accepted into a snobbish college sorority when it is assumed that she hails from a blue-blooded Virginia family.

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Cast

Jean Porter

as Joanne Leeds

Shirley Mills

as Gloria Campbell

William Mason

as Bill Brewster

Rosemary La Planche

as Glenda Warren

John Shelton

as Mr. Leeds

Kay Morley

as Louise Morgan

Jackie Moran

as Ted Harris

Jane Isbell

as Mrs. Leeds

Edward Van Sloan

as A.J.A. Woodruff

George Meader

as Plimpton

Patsy Moran

as Joyce Lee

Ray Bennett

as Michael Leeds

International Releases Dates

United States 28 November 1946

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