How to Score with Girls

Cry Your Purple Heart Out / How to Score with Girls (film)

Four G.I.’s are on the town in the Big Apple cruising for girls and adventure!

 

Alternately known as Cry Your Purple Heart Out, and How to Score with Girls, this film is pretty much everything you expect it might be.

 

Watch for a young Dallas Mayr in the role of “Chuck”!

 

Co-star Richard Young later had a role in Indiana Jones and the Last Crusade, as Garth, the young treasure hunter who gave Indy his fedora.

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Studio

Alpenglow Productions
Director

Ogden Lowell
Year

1976
Format

DVD
Country

USA

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