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Going Steady (1958)
Two high-school students keep their marriage a secret from their family and friends, but they're forced to confess when the teenage wife learns she's pregnant.
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Two high-school students keep their marriage a secret from their family and friends, but they're forced to confess when the teenage wife learns she's pregnant.
Rating:NR
Genre:Comedy
Written By:Budd Grossman
In Theaters:2/1/1958
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Runtime:79 minutes
Studio:Sam Katzman Productions
Cast
Fred F. Sears
Director
Molly Bee
Julie Ann Turner Potter
Alan Reed Jr.
Calvin Ashley Potter
Bill Goodwin
Gordon P. Turner
Irene Hervey
Grace Turner
Ken Miller
Woodrow "Woody" Simmons
Susan Easter
Olive Nelson
Linda Watkins
Aunt Lola
Byron Foulger
George Potter
Hugh Sanders
Mr. Ahern
Florence Ravenel
Mrs. Potter
Ralph Moody
Justice of the Peace
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