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Let's Make Music
- (Manufactured on Demand, Full Frame, Amaray Case)
- Format: DVD
- Rated NR
- Release Date: 5/7/2019

Let's Make Music
- (Manufactured on Demand, Full Frame, Amaray Case)
- Format: DVD
- Rated NR
- Release Date: 5/7/2019
- Starring: Jean Rogers, Joyce Compton, Louis Jean Heydt, Bill Goodwin, Grant Withers, Benny Rubin, Gale Sherwood
- UPC: 883929683666
- Item #: 2170951X
- Director: Leslie Goodwins
- Rated: NR
- Genre: Comedy-Classic
- Release Date: 5/7/2019
- This product is a special order
- Original Language: ENG
- Original Year: 1940
- Run Time: 84 minutes
- Distributor/Studio: Warner Archives
Product Notes
With her music-appreciation class dwindling in size year by year, spinster schoolteacher Malvina Adams (Elisabeth Risdon) makes a last bid for relevancy with the kids in the Newton High School swing band by composing a new school song, Fight on for Newton High. The kids are less than impressed by the effort, and Malvina decides to retire. Malvina's niece, Abby (Jean Rogers), isn't ready for her to throw in the towel and sends the song to a music publisher in New York. The song makes it's way into the hands of bandleader Bob Crosby (brother of Bing), who sees it's hidden potential. Bob and his arranger (Joseph Buloff) track Malvina down and, with her help, turn Fight on for Newton High into a novelty hit. Crosby invites Malvina to perform with his band in New York City, but Abby forbids it, considering it undignified. But even a 60-something teacher needs an exciting night out. Written for the screen by celebrated novelist and screenwriter Nathanael West.