this feels very stilted and patronizing to a great extent. the whole plot is extremely forced  especially the gallant effort to save the college from ruin and and the moralistic overtone (especially by the leading lady) grates a bit. but there are one or two comic moments that do help relieve the boredom and and the dancing is quite fun (especially for alleged amateurs  ha and ha. )the shop proprietor and the young guy doing spectacular tap dancing were particular highlights. and i liked peter hayes impressions of charles laughton and ronald coleman as well. 
this feels very stilted and patronizing to a great extent. the whole plot is extremely forced  especially the gallant effort to save the college from ruin and and the moralistic overtone (especially by the leading lady) grates a bit. but there are one or two comic moments that do help relieve the boredom and and the dancing is quite fun (especially for alleged amateurs  ha and ha. )the shop proprietor and the young guy doing spectacular tap dancing were particular highlights. and i liked peter hayes impressions of charles laughton and ronald coleman as well. ---------------------------------Answer Question Below----------------------------------

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