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Movie Info
In the town of Ainsley, Ind., troubled schoolboy Shockey (Mickey Rooney) lives on the wrong side of the tracks with his father, Fred Carter (Edward Pawley), a war veteran who has recently started drinking. The arrival of kindly schoolteacher Mary Evans (Anne Nagel) helps lift Shockey and his father out of their hardscrabble existence. But rising tensions between townsfolk and dairy owner John Matthews (William Gould) threaten to derail Fred's rehabilitation.
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Genre: Drama
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Original Language: English
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Director: William Nigh
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Producer: Ken Goldsmith
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Writer: Robert Lee Johnson
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Release Date (Theaters): original
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Release Date (Streaming):
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Runtime:
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Distributor: Monogram Pictures Corporation
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Production Co: Monogram Pictures
Cast & Crew

Mickey Rooney
Shockey Carter

Anne Nagel
Mary Evans

Frank Shields
John 'Jack' Matthews Jr.

Edward Pawley
Captain Fred Carter

William Gould
John Matthews Sr.

Dorothy Vaughan
Miss Hodges the School Mistress

Harry Hayden
Mr. Townsend

Bradley Metcalfe
Roger Townsend

Anita Deniston
Elvira

William Nigh
Director

Ken Goldsmith
Producer

Robert Lee Johnson
Screenwriter

Paul Ivano
Cinematographer

Roy V. Livingston
Film Editing
Critic Reviews for Hoosier Schoolboy
Audience Reviews for Hoosier Schoolboy
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Nov 02, 2018Rooney's cartoony stereotype performance in Breakfast At Tiffany's is an example how one bad outing can color an entire career to the detriment of a performer, but the man had the chops, and many of his works prove just that (even if public memory could be damning). He literally is the star stuff that dreams are made of (cinema dreams) in this moving tale of a youngster cursed under the drunken shadow of the father he idolizes. A caring teacher sees his potential and reaches out to the recalcitrant youth before his errant proclivities are set in stone. This is an undiscovered gem.kevin w Super Reviewer
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