Cheer Boys Cheer

A rivalry between two college football teams, coached by a strict disciplinarian and his more lenient former star player, escalates into a chaotic and comedic battle for supremacy. The film follows the coaches' attempts to outwit each other, the players' struggles on and off the field, and the blossoming romance between a star player and the coach's daughter.

Cheer Boys Cheer was a moderately received film in its time, typical of many studio comedies of the late 1930s. It offered lighthearted entertainment with a sports backdrop, appealing to audiences looking for escapism and familiar comedic tropes. Critical reviews were generally mild, acknowledging its energetic performances and humorous situations without proclaiming it a groundbreaking film.

• Praised for its lighthearted, fast-paced comedy and energetic performances.

• Noted for its predictable but enjoyable plot involving college football rivalries.

• Considered a standard, entertaining studio programmer of its era.

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The film was produced by RKO Radio Pictures, known for its output of both B-movies and some higher-profile productions during the Golden Age of Hollywood.