18 December 1951 Drama, Comedy, Factual 25 mins
Color UCLA Student Film, Preserved by the UCLA Film and Television Archive. Story follows a student (Tom Graeff) as he worries and wonders what joining a fraternity is all about. Cameo by Joe E. Brown, who gives a speech to the frat boys.
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Tom Graeff as Fred / Fraternity Memorial Statue
Rachel Ames as Marge
Joe E. Brown as Fraternity Alumnus
United States 18 December 1951
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