At the Davis School of the Theatre, run by Jeremy Taswell, where teen-age kids study drama and the serious arts, instructors Johnny Hanley and Alice Taswell are in love. The students, including Donald, Patricia and Peggy, secretly want to become singers. Patricia’s aunt, Mrs. Davis, owns the school and disapproves. Donald has written a musical comedy for the year’s class play, which the students want to do; but Mrs. Davis has selected and insists they do Sophocles’ “Antigone.” Taswell agrees to let the kids do Donald’s show. Donald manages to keep Mrs. Davis away on the day of the show, and when Broadway producers in attendance rave about Donald’s play, she becomes a backer.