Peggy Ann and real-life best friend Barbara Whiting are the co-stars of this comedy. Now, she's a full-fledged teen and this is really a teen girl's movie more than an adult's. Even though it is labeled as a 1945 film, the same as "Brooklyn" and "Nob Hill," Peggy Ann looks at least two years older. This film never having been released on VHS or DVD, I paid fairly big bucks to get an excellent tape of this.and was disappointed.
She only was featured in one other film that I know off (Home Sweet Homocide, which I haven't seen).
I have three of her films in which she starred, all released in 1945. Ever since "A Tree Grows In Brooklyn," I have loved that girl and am sorry her career was so short and her private life so tough.
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