There's one in every family
A young city girl from a poor family is invited to spend the summer at a camp for girls from wealthy families. At first made fun of and ridiculed because of her background, she determines to show the snooty rich girls she's just as good as they are.
- 6.0
- 1939
- Released
- 1h 28m
Gloria Jean
Pip-Emma Binns
Robert Cummings
Dennis Lane
Nan Grey
Priscilla Adams
C. Aubrey Smith
Grandpa
Beulah Bondi
Miss Delphine Thornton
Virginia Weidler
Janet Cooper
Margaret Lindsay
Mrs. Cooper
Raymond Walburn
Mr. Layton
Ann Gillis
Letty Lou
Paul Cavanagh
Mr. Franklin Cooper
Billy Gilbert
Tolio
Kenneth Brown
Tolio's Son
Billy Lenhart
Tolio's Son
Frank Jenks
Uncle Dan
Shirley Mills
Cecilia Layton
Samuel S. Hinds
Dr. McKay
Ernest Truex
Mr. Binns
Doris Lloyd
Mrs. Binns
Dickie Moore
Jerry Binns
Spencer Charters
Druggist
Joyce Aehle
Penguin Girl
Charles Coleman
ButlerMarie Farnum
EdnaJune Harlan
Penguin Girl
Harry Hayden
LawyerIda Mae Hays
Penguin Girl
Howard Hickman
Business Man
Selmer Jackson
LawyerPayne B. Johnson
Boy in Church
Cecil Kellaway
Mr. WendelharesIris Kirksey
Penguin GirlJoanne Lybrook
Penguin GirlAnn MacLean
Penguin Girl
Matt McHugh
Soda JerkEdmund Mortimer
Extra in audienceEdwina Pierce
Bit Roles
Jean Porter
Penguin GirlCarol Stevens
Penguin GirlMarjorie Whatley
Penguin GirlEric Wilton
ButlerReleased
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Reviews
Now, as a man who really doesn't much like children in films unless it's "Oliver!" (1968), I guess I was asking for trouble when I started to watch this. The opening scene features cinema debutante, the 13 year old Gloria Jean ("Pip-Emma"), giving us the equivalent of an audio postcard of Charles Previn's recent holiday in Switzerland. Yep, a good old fashioned yodel! Luckily, I couldn't be bother