The Freshman's Finish

Set in a typical movie college, The Freshman's Finish presents a competition that revolves around a motorboat race. The stakes are high as the winning freshmen earn the right to attend the dance, while the losers face exclusion. This rivalry escalates with comedic schemes from the sophomores aimed at thwarting Carlyle Moore Jr.'s success.

The film showcases classic college humor, filled with playful antics and romantic tensions. Viewers will find themselves immersed in the hijinks that ensue as the characters navigate their college life, complete with co-eds in bathing suits and a dramatic race. The dynamic between the characters, including beat cop Vernon Dent, adds to the film's comedic elements.

As a piece of 1930s comedy, The Freshman's Finish reflects the era's penchant for lighthearted storytelling and showcases the playful spirit of youth. Collectors interested in classic films will appreciate this entry from the early sound era, highlighting a unique approach to college life and competition.