Swing That Cheer

In Swing That Cheer, Bob Potter, portrayed by Tom Brown, is a talented football player whose arrogance gets in the way of his success. His teammate, Larry Royal, played by Robert Wilcox, decides to teach him a lesson by feigning an injury before the Big Game. This sets the stage for a comedic exploration of friendship and rivalry on the football field.

The film is set against the backdrop of college football, incorporating elements of music and comedy that were popular in the late 1930s. With its focus on sports and the dynamics between teammates, it offers a unique take on the genre, appealing to fans of both comedy and sports films. The lighthearted approach and engaging performances make it a noteworthy entry in Universal's catalog of the era.

Collectors can find Swing That Cheer available on DVD, making it accessible for those looking to add classic films to their collection. This title not only represents a slice of 1930s film history but also provides entertainment that resonates with sports enthusiasts and comedy lovers alike.