Selma (Noreen Corcoran), Cynthia (Linda Marshall), and Betty (Nancy Spry) are trying to raise money to save their sorority house (Alpha Beta) when they run into Duke (Martin West), Brian (Steven Rogers), and Wayne (Aron Kincaid), who try to impress them by claiming to know The Beatles.
Believing that The Beatles have agreed to fly from England to perform at their fundraiser, the girls arrange for a big musical show and begin a full-scale promotion.
When the Fabs don’t show, the ingenious girls imitate The Beatles complete with “yeah, yeah, yeahs!” Then they bring down the house when they sing, I Want To Marry a Beatle.
The Beach Boys perform the title song along with Little Honda and The Lonely Sea. Lesley Gore (pictured above) and The Crickets (La Bamba) also perform.
Selma
Noreen Corcoran Duke
Martin West Cynthia
Linda Marshall Brian
Steven Rogers Arlene
Ahna Capri Wayne
Aron Kincaid Betty
Nancy Spry Bonnie
Lana Wood Emily
Mary Mitchel Georgia
Gale Gerber Mrs. Winters
Sheila Bromley Stu Rankin
Peter Brooks Frank
Arnold Lessing Patricia Johnson
Lori Saunders Pops
Bruno VeSota Lesley Gore
Lesley Gore The Crickets
Themselves The Beach Boys
Themselves
Director
William Witney
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