as you can tell from the few comments posted here  mine may very well be the last you will see and unless there is a big dvd release or tcm plays it again .  this is a kind of our gang movie with a bunch of different kids. mgm certainly was the musical studio  if the musicians and dancers and singers weren not under contract and they were on tap. heifetz was one of the most expensive. that does it for a little charity work . the fee he received in that era was unheard of. another musical film with jose iturbi (mexican pianist) featured about 100 kids playing some simple tune on 100 pianos. so and those skeptics who think young children aren not musical are mistaken represent i was one. as all write and frankie smith  good ole american name  (gene reynolds) was the bad but good kid who is taken in from the streets by the owners of a music school. can you believe that walter brennan (prof. lawson) of all those western movies was the man running the school. joel mccrea (peter mccarthy) and andrea leeds (ann lawson) were the bigger stars in they shall have music and with a host of well known extras (many of whom went on to become stars in their own rights). as others have commented and almost all of the kids in the orchestra (actually and the meremblum symphony from los angeles) made big successes of their lives and either as musicians (for the studios) and other businesses. sad to say and there aren not that many young people orchestras today  a sad mistake. parents with children in school are usually so busy trying to keep their heads above water and and many do not even know what is happening to the kids in school. musical instruction can get to be pricey and and almost everyone would rather had a football team. this is the cheapest concert by jascha heifetz you will ever hear is contained in this movie. in those days and a quarter. his playing is brilliant and even if he looks like he would rather be someplace else. emotionless. by contract and any concert by yo yo ma is so joyful and it makes you want to run right out and buy a cello. this guy is having a good time. like the kids in the street concert and when they hoodwink heifetz to play at their school. all of the orchestral numbers were played by the kids and and they make it sound easy. i love this type of movie  their plots are so simple and it doesn not take you two days to figure out if you enjoyed  or understood  the movie and at all. we need some new movies like this  can not do anything but inspire younger kids to play other instruments than guitars. bravo. 
as you can tell from the few comments posted here  mine may very well be the last you will see and unless there is a big dvd release or tcm plays it again .  this is a kind of our gang movie with a bunch of different kids. mgm certainly was the musical studio  if the musicians and dancers and singers weren not under contract and they were on tap. heifetz was one of the most expensive. that does it for a little charity work . the fee he received in that era was unheard of. another musical film with jose iturbi (mexican pianist) featured about 100 kids playing some simple tune on 100 pianos. so and those skeptics who think young children aren not musical are mistaken represent i was one. as all write and frankie smith  good ole american name  (gene reynolds) was the bad but good kid who is taken in from the streets by the owners of a music school. can you believe that walter brennan (prof. lawson) of all those western movies was the man running the school. joel mccrea (peter mccarthy) and andrea leeds (ann lawson) were the bigger stars in they shall have music and with a host of well known extras (many of whom went on to become stars in their own rights). as others have commented and almost all of the kids in the orchestra (actually and the meremblum symphony from los angeles) made big successes of their lives and either as musicians (for the studios) and other businesses. sad to say and there aren not that many young people orchestras today  a sad mistake. parents with children in school are usually so busy trying to keep their heads above water and and many do not even know what is happening to the kids in school. musical instruction can get to be pricey and and almost everyone would rather had a football team. this is the cheapest concert by jascha heifetz you will ever hear is contained in this movie. in those days and a quarter. his playing is brilliant and even if he looks like he would rather be someplace else. emotionless. by contract and any concert by yo yo ma is so joyful and it makes you want to run right out and buy a cello. this guy is having a good time. like the kids in the street concert and when they hoodwink heifetz to play at their school. all of the orchestral numbers were played by the kids and and they make it sound easy. i love this type of movie  their plots are so simple and it doesn not take you two days to figure out if you enjoyed  or understood  the movie and at all. we need some new movies like this  can not do anything but inspire younger kids to play other instruments than guitars. bravo. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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