Spreadin' the Jam

Spreadin' the Jam, produced by Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer, runs for 10 minutes. The film follows a young woman who, unable to pay her rent, receives help from her fellow tenants who organize a last-minute rent party. This lively gathering charms the landlady and ultimately secures a year's rent through catchy swing music and energetic dance numbers.

The film showcases popular dance styles from the era, including the Jitterbug and Lindy Hop. With its focus on song and dance, it reflects the vibrant musical culture of the mid-20th century. The top cast includes Jan Clayton, Ben Lessy, and Les Brown, all contributing to the film's upbeat atmosphere.