Old Man Rhythm (1935)
Romantic rivalries between father and son enrolled at the same college.
Top billed cast
Charles 'Buddy' RogersJohnny Roberts
George BarbierJohn Roberts Sr.
Barbara KentEdith Warren
Grace BradleyMarion Beecher
Betty GrableSylvia
Eric Blore'Phil' Phillips
Erik RhodesFrank Rochet
John ArledgePinky Parker
Johnny MercerColonel
Donald MeekPaul Parker
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