Stand Up and Cheer!
Stand Up and Cheer!
Release: 1934-05-04
·Runtime: 69m
·★ 4.9
Comedy
Music
Family
President Franklin Roosevelt appoints a theatrical producer as the new Secretary of Amusement in order to cheer up an American public still suffering through the Depression. The new secretary soon runs afoul of political lobbyists out to destroy his department.
Production Countries
United States of America
Production Companies
Fox Film Corporation
Cast
Sylvia Froos
as Sylvia Froos
Bess Flowers
as Stenographer
Stepin Fetchit
as Stepin Fetchit
Lila Lee
as Zelda
Frank Mitchell
as Senator Danforth
Frank Melton
as Fosdick
Aggie Herring
as Irish Washerwoman
Arthur Byron
as John Harly
Ralph Morgan
as Secretary to President
David Holt
as Boy at Audition for Miss Adams
Dorothy Dayton
as Toe Dancer
Frank Sheridan
as Senator
Warner Baxter
as Lawrence Cromwell
Sam Hayes
as Radio Announcer
Paul Stanton
as Senator
Carl Stockdale
as Quartet Member
Nora Lane
as Toe Dancer
Scotty Beckett
as Boy Auditioning for Miss Adams (uncredited)
Madge Evans
as Mary Adams
Harry Dunkinson
as Quartet Member
Beatrice Hagen
as Dancer
Dora Clement
as Secretary
Wilbur Mack
as Beamish
Arthur Vinton
as Turner
Dorothy Ward
as Dancer
Edward Earle
as Secret Service Man
Lucien Littlefield
as Professor Hi De Ho
Phil Tead
as Vaudevillian
Jack Durant
as Senator Short
Shirley Deane
as Dancer
Si Jenks
as Rube Farmer
Harry Northrup
as Reformer
Carlton Griffin
as Secretary
Jack Richardson
Arthur Stuart Hull
as Senator
Dick Foran
as Nick Foran
John 'Skins' Miller
as Hill-Billy
Patricia Farr
Herbert Prior
as Quartet Member
Mary Stewart
as Dancer
Ruth Clifford
as Secretary
John Davidson
as Blue Nose Hour Radio Announcer (voice)
James Dunn
as Jimmy Dugan
George K. Arthur
as Dance Director
Frances Morris
as Stenographer
John Boles
as John Boles
Lucille Miller
as Dancer
Dagmar Oakland
Reginald Simpson
as Secretary
John Hamilton
as Presidential Naval Aide
Selmer Jackson
as White House Correspondent
Paul McVey
as Senator Jenkins
Gayne Whitman
as President (voice)
Nigel Bruce
as Eustis Dinwiddle
Jean Rogers
as Dancer
Lurene Tuttle
as Stenographer
Lynn Bari
as White House Secretary / Chorine (uncredited)
Morris Ankrum
as Washington Press Correspondent
Jane Barnes
as Angie
Dorothy Gulliver
as Stenographer
Elspeth Dudgeon
as Reformer
Arthur Loft
Tina Marshall
as Boy's Mother
Shirley Temple
as Shirley Dugan
Marion Weldon
as Dancer
Lillian West
as Stenographer