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Director
  
George Marshall

Music director
  
Arthur Lange

Country
  
United States

6/10
IMDb

Genre
  
Comedy

Duration
  

Language
  
English

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Release date
  
September 16, 1938 (1938-09-16)

Writer
  
Karl Tunberg (screen play), Don Ettlinger (screen play), Jack Yellen (screen play), Karl Tunberg (original story), Don Ettlinger (original story)

Genres
  
Comedy, Musical, Musical comedy

Cast
  
John Barrymore
(Gabby Harrigan),
George Murphy
(Rusty Stevens),
Marjorie Weaver
(Marjorie Blake),
Joan Davis
(Lizzie Olsen),
Jack Haley
(Wilbur Peters),
George Barbier
(Maj. Hubert Breckenridge)

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Hold That Co-ed is a 1938 comedy film directed by George Marshall, starring John Barrymore, George Murphy and Marjorie Weaver.

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Plot summary

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Former star quarterback Rusty Stevens believes he's being hired to be prosperous Clayton University's new football coach, but finds it's actually rundown State College in the same town that is giving him that job.

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Gov. Gabby Harrigan, who is running for the U.S. Senate, has slashed State's budget so much that the school only owns one football. Rusty leads a student protest at the state capitol that ends up in a brawl. The governor's opponent in the Senate campaign, Major Breckenridge, capitalizes politically on Harrigan's unpopularity at the college.

Harrigan's bright secretary Marjorie Blake persuades the governor to retaliate by raising funds for State and proposing to build it a 100,000-seat stadium (to be named after him). She also recruits new players for State including a couple of tough wrestlers, promising them government jobs and $500 a game. State begins winning game after game.

As a publicity stunt, State even ends up with college football's first woman, co-ed Lizzie Olsen becoming the team's kicker. Harrigan publicly dares mighty Clayton to a game, challenging his adversary by vowing to quit the Senate race if State loses the game. Breckenridge has no choice but to accept.

All's well until Rusty reveals the unethical payment to players. A depleted State squad is overmatched during the game, but with the score 7-6 in Clayton's favor, on the last play of the game Lizzie snatches a batted-down pass in mid-air and crosses the goal line for a game-winning touchdown for State.

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