Small town girl

"When a rich playboy from New York tries to buy his way out of a speeding ticket in a small town, the local judge sentences him to thirty days in jail. In a bid to be released for his show girl fiancée's birthday, he stages a hunger strike. Taking pity on him the judge's daughter sets him free and takes it upon herself to 'reform' him. The film features the famous musical sequence, 'Street Dance', in which Bobby Van jumps around town with boundless energy. Songs include 'My Flaming Heart', 'Take Me To Broadway', I've Gotta Hear That Beat, 'Small Towns Are Smile Towns', 'Fine Fine Fine', 'The Fellow I'd Follow', 'Lullaby Of The Lord' and 'My Gaucho'. The film was a musical remake of a 1936 MGM production of the same name."@en
"Jane Powell and Farley Granger play cat-and-mouse in this charming musical, highlighted by some of Busby Berkeley's snazziest song and dance routines. -- container."@en
"Musical story about a New York boy who gets a speeding ticket in a small town. When he tries to buy his way out ends up in jail for 30 days."
"Manhattan playboy Rick Belrow Livingston is sentenced to thirty days in a small-town jail for speeding. During his time in Duck Creek, he meets local girl Cindy Kimbell--and changes his attitude about the merits of small towns. Includes dance sequences choreographed by Busby Berkeley."@en