Jive Junction
Directed by Edgar G. UlmerClassically-trained young musician Peter Crane transfers from the Conservatory to Clinton High School, where he discovers that his music is in conflict to that of the high school's world of jive and Hep Cats. Claire falls for Peter, who is warned to stay away from her by Grant Saunders. Later, for fear of hurting his hands, Peter backs down from a fight with Saunders and is deemed a coward by Claire and his classmates. That day he gets home to find that his father has been killed in action overseas. He turns to jive and is soon leading the school band, which is entered in a national contest. On the night of the finals competition, through an accident, the band has no instruments. Peter rushes to his old professor at the Conservatory, who lends him the instruments from a Symphony Orchestra he conducts.
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Jive Junction was released on December 16, 1943.
Jive Junction was directed by Edgar G. Ulmer.
Jive Junction has a runtime of 62 min.
Jive Junction was produced by Leon Fromkess.
The key characters in Jive Junction are Peter Crane (Dickie Moore), Claire Emerson (Tina Thayer), Gerra Young (Gerra Young).
Jive Junction is rated Passed.
Jive Junction is a Comedy, Drama, Music film.
Jive Junction has an audience rating of 5.3 out of 10.