LaRoche is a social worker who runs a boy’s club; he dreams of being able to raise the money to build the children a summer camp. His girlfriend, Hennessey, tells him that she has persuaded her rich uncle – who she reveals is actually her father – to finance the camp.
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United States 01 September 1951
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