You Can't Ration Love

1944
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1h 18m

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Johnny Johnston and Betty Jane Rhodes in You Can't Ration Love (1944)

Because of the war, there aren't enough men at Adams College for all the girls, but Betty (Betty Jane Rhodes as Betty Rhodes) has no difficulties as she has a monopoly on stud-athlete Pete (... Read allBecause of the war, there aren't enough men at Adams College for all the girls, but Betty (Betty Jane Rhodes as Betty Rhodes) has no difficulties as she has a monopoly on stud-athlete Pete (Bill Edwards). The other girls, particularly Marian (Marjorie Weaver), think this is unfai... Read allBecause of the war, there aren't enough men at Adams College for all the girls, but Betty (Betty Jane Rhodes as Betty Rhodes) has no difficulties as she has a monopoly on stud-athlete Pete (Bill Edwards). The other girls, particularly Marian (Marjorie Weaver), think this is unfair, so Marian institutes a system of rationing dates. Pete is rated as thirty points and Be... Read all

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Betty Jane Rhodes

Betty Hammond
(as Betty Rhodes)

Johnny Johnston

John 'Two Point' Simpson
(as Johnnie Johnston)

Marjorie Weaver

Marian Douglas

Johnnie Davis

Kewpie
(as Johnnie 'Scat' Davis)

Marie Wilson

Bubbles Keenan

Bill Edwards

Pete Allen

Roland Dupree

Pickles

Christine Forsythe

Christine

Alfonso D'Artega

Orchestra Leader
(as D'Artega and His All Girl Orchestra)

Jean Wallace

Madge
(unconfirmed)

Harry Allen

Pop
(uncredited)

Sam Ash

Customer
(uncredited)

Walter Baldwin

Deli Manager in Paramount Newsreel
(uncredited)

Bobby Barber

Barber
(uncredited)

Carmella Bergstrom

Dancer
(uncredited)

George M. Carleton

Congressman in Paramount Newsreel
(uncredited)

Danny Desmond

Customer
(uncredited)

Sarah Edwards

Miss Hawks
(uncredited)

Director
- Lester Fuller
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A very positive surprise in this funny politically incorrect movie.

This is a rather politically incorrect movie, meaning it shows men and women behaving more or less normally. Being a comedy, things are a bit exaggerated but a movie like this could NEVER be made today.

I purchased this movie (on DVD) just so I could look at Marjorie Weaver. I was surprised to find a humorous and very entertaining film. During World War II there was a shortage of young men. At this college, the women decided to ration the few available men. As in all rationing, the women found a way to cheat, and in some cases things backfired a bit. I wouldn't call this movie a musical although there are some entertaining musical scenes.

If you don't take this movie too seriously and just sit back and watch the craziness I think you will enjoy it.

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One of over 700 Paramount Productions, filmed between 1929 and 1949, which were sold to MCA/Universal in 1958 for television distribution, and have been owned and controlled by Universal ever since; this film's earliest documented telecast took place in Charlotte NC Monday 20 October 1944 on WSOC (Channel 9).