Although the release date is listed in the description as 1951, this film was released in the US prior to Sept. 1950 when I saw it as a college freshman at orientation. At the time we (the audience) thought it was a big joke because it certainly wasn't representative of Greek organizations on our campus. Since then, I have found that there are places where the ridiculous situations depicted in this film not only existed, but are still in existence. The film is an overt attack on all fraternities and sororities, well justified if they operate as the organizations depicted in this film. However, this is not the case and most Greek organizations today are a benefit to their individual members, their campus, and the local communities where they reside.
Review of Take Care of My Little Girl
