Jack Bernhard
Director


The always-welcome Elyse Knox and her All-American footballer turned broadcaster husband Tom Harmon appear together in this film but are not romantically involved, as she is the co-ed "sweetheart" of the title and he coaches the Varsity rowing crew. Some source describes Miss Knox as a B-actress. A more apt and better description would be one that describes her as an Actress who never got out of B-movies. This one is about half plot and half music but the plot is stretched pretty thin to cover 35 of the 75 minutes when it essentially boils down to: a couple of gamblers pressure the local night club(soft drinks only)owner to rig things so the local college rowing crew will lose their upcoming race. End of plot when the cowswain of the home team uses a rabbit's foot to plug the hole the gamblers cut in the bottom of their racing shell. Two of 1945's top hits, "Five Minutes More" and Slim Gaillard's "Cement Mixer, Putti-Putti" are performed, although some people who heard "Cement Mixer" in 1945 are still wondering what it was all about.
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Jack Bernhard
Director

William Beaudine
Director

Phil Regan
Lucky Ryan

Elyse Knox
Betty Allen

Ross Hunter
Ted Sloan

Paul Guilfoyle
Frankie

Ann Gillis
Sue

Edward Brophy
Arty

Fred Coby
Bill Ryan

Alan Hale Jr.
Mike Mitchell

David Holt
Tommy Carr
Ruth Allen
Ruth

Robert Arthur
Harry Townsend
Fred Datig Jr.
Fred

Frankie Carle
And His Orchestra

Tom Harmon
Coach
William Beaudine Jr.
Charlie
Emmett Vogan Jr.
Emmett
Marjorie Hoerner
Margie
Phil Brito
Phil Howard