The Girls on the Beach (1965)

• Year: 1965
• Released: 12 May 1965
• Country: United States
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• IMDb: https://www.imdb.com/title/tt0059227/
• Rotten Tomatoes: https://www.rottentomatoes.com/m/the_girls_on_the_beach
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• Available in: 480p,
• Language: English
• MPA Rating: Not Rated
• Genre: Comedy
• Runtime: 80 min
• Writer: Sam Locke
• Director: William Witney
• Cast: Noreen Corcoran, Martin West, Linda Marshall
• Keywords: beach movie,

5.1/10

The Girls on the Beach Storyline

The girls of Alpha Beta need to raise $10,000 in two weeks to save the sorority house. Among their schemes to raise the funds are a beauty contest, a newspaper puzzle, and a baking contest. But when three guys hit the beach with love on their minds, bragging that they know the Beatles, the girls plan a concert with the Fab Four as the main attraction.—Jerry Milani

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A Beach Party Movie With Savvy

Forget those AIP Hollywood Beach movies with Annette and her girl friends wearing those Mother Hubbard swimsuits along with Frankie Avalon who somehow never came across as a true hodad, try as he might.

Trust a major studio like Paramount Pictures (yeah, go figure) to deliver a teen beach movie that rocks. Not only does this movie deliver less swimsuit per girl per frame, but the music scores as well.

Featuring The Beach Boys during their initial crest atop the surf/custom car sound (complete with a handsome,tanned and confident Brian Wilson at the helm), they provide the theme song as well as a casual lip-sync to their breezy ‘Little Honda’ lifting this movie genre beyond the usual Hollywood Tin Pan Alley vs.America’s teenagers.

Lesley Gore(the perfect singing role model in handling teen angst) captures the mood of this movie which clearly represents the feminine point of view through a group of bubbly, buxom girls who need to raise money for their sorority. Sure, familiar plot but it glides past the viewer like the swirl on Noreen Corcoran’s bottled blond bouffant styled hair. No longer John Forsythe’s niece to his ‘Uncle Bentley’, Noreen fills her role as a California college cutie in this flick as well as she fills her bikini. Not to be outdone, Lori Saunders(credited as Linda Saunders,soon to be the prim and proper Bobbie Jo Bradly on ‘Petticoat Junction’)delivers a bumpin’ bikini belly dance in a beauty contest judged by a group of hot and bothered middle-aged men. Well, no wonder those poor judges are working up a sweat, wearing dark suits and ties on the beach. Anyway, that scene is worth its weight in woodies.

Add the constantly peeved Dick Miller performing yeoman duty as a bartender at the beach hangout and Sonny Curtis revving up the house band(the original ‘Crickets’no less),well, you won’t find any gremmies on this stretch of sand.

Surf’s Up!

Slicker than the A.I.P. “Beach Party” flicks, though still not as good…

Sorority beach babes in Balboa, CA have to raise $10,000 to save their order, eventually resorting to desperate measures such as entering a cooking contest, a beauty contest and trying to get The Beatles to perform at the local hot spot. Charmingly dim-witted surf-sand-&-sexy girls opus, obviously a knock-off of the “Beach Party” cycle–and better produced–but not as charismatic. The flick spotlights a bevy of energetic ladies, guest stars The Beach Boys and also Lesley Gore (it’s unclear if Gore is visiting royalty or if she’s just one of the gals). Though it isn’t fresh, it is noodle-headed fun given a fast pace and a good soundtrack. ** from ****

The Girls On The Beach

There have been some good comments on the film The Girls On The Beach. Some have been quite critical, and that is sad. Fans of AIP(American International Pictures) will surely love this film. Following the format Paramount gave AIP the ultimate compliment. Yes, much slicker than AIP, just as corn ball, this is an innocent teen movie of the time. Those who may be interested should also take the approach as the studio did. You went to see this movie for the music,good looking people, and the acting really didn’t matter much. I have seen this movie available on DVD, a bit steep for one disc at $29.00 new, or VHS for $25.00. A rare movie indeed, and certainly about life and music of the 1960’s generation surely to bring a smile.