Freshman Love

The film tells the story of a freshman, played by Don Tomkins, who writes letters to the singer Ruth Etting, portrayed by the real-life performer. His nerdy friends, set in a fictional 1930s backdrop, tease him about his lack of responses from her. However, the plot takes a turn when Etting meets him and helps him confront his friends.

As a short film with a runtime of just 16 minutes, Freshman Love captures a unique moment in cinematic history. It illustrates a blend of music and narrative that was popular in early sound films. Collectors may appreciate the film not only for its content but also for its representation of the era's filmmaking techniques.

This film is available in several formats, including VHS, DVD, and Laserdisc, making it accessible for various collector preferences. The combination of its music genre and brief runtime makes it an interesting piece for those focused on short films from the early 1930s.