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After learning that her husband Thomas is cheating on her, Ellen takes her son Junior and leaves for her home town. She decides…

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Genre: Drama.

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Summary: After learning that her husband Thomas is cheating on her, Ellen takes her son Junior and leaves for her home town. She decides to file for separation instead of divorce since it's a less stressful process however it makes Junior's life more difficult since he now has periodically live with his selfish father...
Decade: 30s
Genres: Drama
Directed by: Charles Lamont

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"Tomorrow’s Youth" (1934) Cast:

Dickie Moore - Thomas Hall Jr
Martha Sleeper - Mrs. Hall
John Miljan - Tom Hall
Franklin Pangborn - Tutor
Paul Hurst - Detective
Gloria Shea - Janes Holsworth
Jane Darwell - Mary
Barbara Bedford - Miss Booth

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4 Comments

frank roberts February 3rd, 2014 at 7:21 am

For a quickie, cheapie Monogram flick, “Tomorrow’s Youth” is a really good little movie. The nail-biting ending is handled beautifully. The cast is excellent. Little Dickie Moore, who was very busy in the ’30s is a heart capturer. Mom, dad, the other woman and the variety of familiar character actors help keep this movie interesting and charming. The sensationalistic title is quite misleading.
Pieter Elaerts February 10th, 2014 at 2:07 pm

How the husband gets away with it … There’s even another sissy to blame instead! Okay, it’s a neat charming moral study from over 80 years ago … quite modern, actually.
Harry Snyder October 19th, 2018 at 3:58 am

I enjoyed it… From a time when divorces were not normal, and marriage was still worth defending.
Carmel Sierra Schneider March 30th, 2019 at 5:54 pm

I liked the movie it was great would like to watch more like it , that little guy was so cute.Thanks I enjoyed it.