Stand Up and Cheer!
1934 · 69 MIN · IMDB 5.4 · 594 VOTES · DIR. Hamilton MacFadden
Overview
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.
Dialogue Timeline — 728 lines
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00:01:56 Did you know that Lawrence Cromwell...
00:03:39 - What's the purpose of this visit? - I have no statement to make.
00:05:39 Recruiting entertainers from all parts of the world.
00:07:18 - That's the idea. - Oh, very amusing.
00:09:01 There's one phase of this amusement campaign which I think you oughta understand.
00:10:44 of the Department of Amusement will be welcomed by the secretary. "
00:16:40 - Now, you'll all be back tomorrow at 4:00- - Yes, Miss Adams.
00:18:45 - Can you handle the job? - If you tell me.
00:20:16 We must attack Cromwell from every source-
00:22:21 - How's that? - Whoa.
00:23:56 No, it's about that new rule you made...
00:31:30 and to carry out the functions of the government with dignity.
00:33:23 I don't think you were firm enough with him.
00:35:33 You. In the darkest hour of my political career...
00:37:54 Well, I'm sorry, Mr. Harly, but I disagree with you.
00:39:24 The public must be pleased.
00:45:34 - That's your final word? - No, sir.
00:47:21 That'll make interesting copy for the newspapers, won't it?
00:49:17 Do you want me to look at it for you?
00:56:17 Lookee there, Mr. Durante, you got a tail too!
00:58:08 Ohh! Don't drown yourself, Mr. Durante.
01:00:12 That's all. Thank you.
01:02:06 The Children's Department to go?
36:12:01 Ankles, 7.
Cast & Characters
Dialogue Record
Lines indexed728
Dialogue density10.6 lines / min
First line00:01:56
Final line36:12:01
Production Record
DirectorHamilton MacFadden
LanguageEnglish
IMDb votes594