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Frederick C. Novello '38, Somerville; James P. O'Donnell '39, Melrose; Bernard A. Orkin '38, Dorchester; Frederic E. Pamp '39, Roslindale; Sotiries C. Papafranges '39, Springfield; Richard Paull '38, Barre; Summer A. Pendleton '39, Somerville; Jack D. Porter '40, Brookline; Milton S. Pratiner '38, Roxbury; Robert K. Presson '39, Gloucester; Randall W. Richards, Jr. '38, Lexington; Martin Ritvo '38, Cambridge...
...story is relatively unimportant, for the Ritzes dominate each individual with their energetic buffoonery. Fred Stone played well the only serious part in the movie as the football coach. Nat Pendleton, former Olympic wrestling champion, is good as the Indian who, off the football field, is pursued by corknerow-featured Joan Davis...
Current & Choice Life Begins in College (The Ritz Brothers, Nat Pendleton, Fred Stone...
...steer-wrestling, bronco-riding or any other spectacular event of a rodeo. Nearest approach to such championships are the point scores compiled annually by the Rodeo Association of America (which the Garden rodeos joined last year) on the basis of some 50 rodeos, including the famed contests at Cheyenne, Pendleton, Calgary and Salinas. But the World's Championship Rodeo is champion in one respect, drawing more first-rate performers than any single Western rodeo...
Tailoring their way through college, the Brothers befriend a new and much-hazed Indian student, discover him to be a millionaire with an income of $10,000 a day, Sundays included. The Indian (Nat Pendleton, perennial fall guy of films) joins their fraternity, of which the only other members are the Ritzes, gives them $80,000 he is carrying as pocket money, commissions them to save the job of luckless Coach O'Hara (Fred Stone). In proper raccoons, courtesy of their protege, they buy off the mercenary dean with promises of a new gymnasium, exact promises of football careers...