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Stand up and cheer / Fox Film Corp. ; director, Hamilton MacFadden ; producer, Winfield Sheehan.

By:

MacFadden, Hamilton

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Material type: Film

FilmLanguage: Ingles y Español. Publication details: United States : Fox Film Corp. , 2006Description: 1 DVD. ; Duracion aprox: 69 minSubject(s):

DDC classification:

DVD 791.43 Mac

LOC classification:

VTA 6773 (viewing copy)
FQA 7834-7837 (arch pos)

Production credits:

Actores: Warner Baxter (Lawrence Cromwell), Madge Evans (Mary Adams), James Dunn (Jimmy Dugan), Sylvia Froos (Herself), John Boles (Himself).

Summary: Stand Up and Cheer! is a 1934 motion picture about the Depression Era in the United States, and the efforts undertaken to boost the morale of the citizenry. The film has come under criticism in recent years due to racially offensive stereotypes used in the film. Also, it is often marketed as a Shirley Temple motion picture; in reality, the child star played a minor role in the film. Most of the racist content has been edited out in recent versions of the film.

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Actores: Warner Baxter (Lawrence Cromwell), Madge Evans (Mary Adams), James Dunn (Jimmy Dugan), Sylvia Froos (Herself), John Boles (Himself).

Stand Up and Cheer! is a 1934 motion picture about the Depression Era in the United States, and the efforts undertaken to boost the morale of the citizenry. The film has come under criticism in recent years due to racially offensive stereotypes used in the film. Also, it is often marketed as a Shirley Temple motion picture; in reality, the child star played a minor role in the film. Most of the racist content has been edited out in recent versions of the film.

Idioma: Ingles y Español.

Subtitulos: Ingles y Español.

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