THE MUSIC MAN (1962) (U) PUBLIC DOMAIN DVD ONLY NO CASE

THE MUSIC MAN (1962) (U) PUBLIC DOMAIN DVD ONLY NO CASE

In 1912, swindler Professor Harold Hill arrives in fictional River City, Iowa, determined to scam the trusting residents. With the aid of his former colleague Marcellus Washburn, Hill incites concern among the town's parents about their children falling into sin due to the new pool table. He suggests that creating a marching band will keep the boys out of trouble.

While attempting to win over the town's librarian and piano teacher Marian Paroo, Hill must also convince the suspicious Mayor Shinn and the school board of his credentials. Through clever tactics and distractions, he manages to gain their trust and continue with his plan. However, when a disgruntled salesman exposes Hill's true intentions, he must face the angry townspeople.

Despite this, Hill's charm and the boys' unexpected musical talent win over the crowd and he is able to stay in River City with the woman he loves. Ultimately, the boys' marching band becomes a success, bringing the community together and proving Hill's genius.

This DVD of THE MUSIC MAN (1962) is a public domain release, meaning it is over 50 years old and may not have the same high quality as modern films. However, the picture and sound quality are still very good and can be enjoyed on a large screen. Please note that this film was made for older screens and may not be optimized for digital viewing.

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