Summary
Eat-a-Bite-a-Pie unspools like a sun-bleached valentine to the lunatic rites of campus courtship: Bobby, a beanpole dreamer with custard in his veins, vaults over patriarchal ramparts by plunging head-first into a Greek-letter carnival where pie tins become shields and hazing trials mutate into slapstick sacraments. Each pratfall is a love note hurled at a wary maiden whose father wields a shotgun like a gavel; every cream-smeared face inches Bobby closer to a dowry of forgiveness. The film’s celluloid pranks flicker between custard-pie modernism and keg-stand commedia, climaxing when the hero, half-drowned in butterscotch, is hoisted from the dunk tank into full son-in-law legitimacy.
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Bobby is a rival for the hand of a damsel who has a parent who objects to suitors for his daughter's hand. Then Bobby decides to join a college fraternity over which his rival presides as master of ceremonies. In his initiation Bobby does a lot of crazy stunts which get him into trouble. However, by carrying them out as per instructions, he gains the good will of the fair maiden and irate father and receives official sanction to become a son-in-law.
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