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Given the namby-pamby reputation of the Andy Hardy series--always thought of as a paradigm for upbeat, Depression-era middle America--this is a film with a surprising mix of tones, as Andy tries life on his own. Having graduated from high school and kissed his girlfriend Polly (Ann Rutherford) goodbye when she left for the summer, Andy has to figure out what to do with his own life. His father wants him to go to college and become a lawyer, but Andy wants to put off college to go work in New York. As an experiment, Andy agrees to spend a summer month in New York working before making his decision--and gets considerable proof that the world is a much starker, tougher place than he'd imagined. Mickey Rooney is very good in this loss-of-innocence performance. Check out his father-son chat with Judge Hardy (Lewis Stone), who offers his own arguments for premarital chastity. Judy Garland appears (but doesn't sing) as girl-next-door Betsy Booth. --Marshall Fine