Love Finds Andy Hardy
When Andy needs a car and a date for the Christmas Eve dance, the visiting girl-next-door solves his problems. With Lana Turner.
“Love Finds Andy Hardy rises above the standard not only of its predecessors, but also of most of [MGM’s] most expensive features”
—Time
The fourth entry in the “Judge Hardy’s Family” series of sixteen films (1937-1958) is widely held as the most typical and successful of them all. Mickey Rooney’s hypermatic teenager ricochets from problem to problem: two dates (Lana Turner and Ann Rutherford) for the Christmas Eve dance, an eight-dollar (!) debt on his purchase of a used car, and the illness of his grandmother.
Visiting girl-next-door Garland sings three songs (including Roger Edens’ archetypical “In-Between”) and saves the day in her most endearing pre-Oz portrayal.
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