What’s to Do?

Year: 1933

Runtime: 18 mins

Language: English

Director: Charles Lamont

Comedy

Sonny Rogers has just been elected class president, excels as a star baseball player, and enjoys a cute girlfriend. When his scheming rival Harry Vanderpool forces his family to relocate to Seattle, Sonny must rely on his friends and his mischievous younger sister Mary Lou to keep things together and outwit the situation.

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