Stand Up and Cheer!

1934
PG
1h 8min

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Agrega una trama en tu idiomaA little girl's (Shirley Temple) toe-tapping musical numbers uplift the nation during the Depression in this charming classic that includes Temple's rendition of "Baby Take a Bow.A little girl's (Shirley Temple) toe-tapping musical numbers uplift the nation during the Depression in this charming classic that includes Temple's rendition of "Baby Take a Bow.A little girl's (Shirley Temple) toe-tapping musical numbers uplift the nation during the Depression in this charming classic that includes Temple's rendition of "Baby Take a Bow.

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Warner Baxter

Lawrence Cromwell

Madge Evans

Mary Adams

James Dunn

Jimmy Dugan

Sylvia Froos

Sylvia Froos

John Boles

John Boles

Arthur Byron

John Harly

Shirley Temple

Shirley Dugan

Ralph Morgan

Secretary to President

Jimmy Dallas

Boy Scout

Tess Gardella

Aunt Jemima
(as 'Aunt Jemima')

Frank Mitchell

Senator Danforth
(as Mitchell)

Jack Durant

Senator Short
(as Durant)

Dick Foran

Nick Foran
(as Nick Foran)

Nigel Bruce

Dinwiddle

John 'Skins' Miller

Hill-Billy
(as 'Skins' Miller)

Stepin Fetchit

George Bernard Shaw

Jean Allen

Dancer
(sin créditos)

Dorothy Andre

Dancer
(sin créditos)

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Trivia
For the "Baby, Take a Bow" number with James Dunn, the studio felt it would be easier for Shirley Temple to do the dance she had done at her audition rather than learn a new one, so Temple spent her first day on the set giving Dunn dancing lessons.

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Lawrence Cromwell: Now, Miss Monroe...
Mary Adams: Er, Adams.
Lawrence Cromwell: Oh, yes, step here a minute, will you, please... something I want to show you. There's one phase in this amusement campaign which I think you ought to understand. The zones in...
[overcome by her good looks, he stops]
Lawrence Cromwell: You're beautiful.
Mary Adams: Ah, of course I'm not.
Lawrence Cromwell: What's that?
Mary Adams: I said I'm not beautiful.
Lawrence Cromwell: Young woman, you're talking to Lawrence Cromwell... Lawrence Cromwell, the world's recognized authority on feminine beauty and charm. Do you mean to stand there and question my judgment on the subject of beauty? Do you? Do you?
Mary Adams: Oh, no, no, I wasn't...
Lawrence Cromwell: Oh, but you DID question it. Now, you listen to me: when Lawrence Cromwell says a girl's beautiful, she's BEAUTIFUL, do you understand? Ha, the very idea! I demand an apology. Your personality definitely puts you in Class 10-A, Department B, with a double-X rating in my card index system. And, my system is the pre-eminent beauty catalogue of today.
[sizing her up at a glance]
Lawrence Cromwell: Height, 5 foot 4... weight, 116... bust, 34... waist, 26... hips, 36... calf, 12 and 1/2... ankle, 7. Questioning my judgement! Ha, ha, that is good.
Mary Adams: I'm really awfully sorry, Mr. Cromwell.
Lawrence Cromwell: Never mind, never mind, just... just let it be a lesson to you.

Versiones alternativas
Different versions of this film exist, with various running times between 68 and 81 minutes. Some prints have deleted demeaning & outdated cultural depictions of African Americans that are offensive to modern audiences, including scenes with _Stepin Fetchit_ and _Tess Gardella_ in blackface as "Aunt Jemima".

Conexiones
Featured in Gente joven (1940)

Bandas sonoras
Stand Up And Cheer!
(1934) (uncredited)
Lyrics and Music by Lew Brown and Harry Akst
Sung by over the end credits
Instrumental over the title sequence and beginning credits
c. 1934 Movietone Music Corportation

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6/10

Shirley Temple is one reason to watch this; Stepin Fetchit is another reason.

I just watched this movie again, and I think it is wonderful. Shirley Temple is adorable, as always. Madge Evans is terrific. She was way underrated as an actress. She was so good in so many films; Dinner at Eight , Beauty For Sale, and Mayor of Hell are a few that come to mind. Warner Baxter is good, but his role does not offer him the acting opportunity that 42nd Street did , one year earlier.

As for Stepin Fetchit, he is marvelous!!! The man was a comic genius. I rate him as good as Stan Laurel. People nowadays keep stressing the stereotypes of minorities in old films. That's true, but even so, actors like Fetchit displayed great talent. And didn't most comedians, of any color, play stereotypical roles? Silliness has always been a source of comedy, whether it was performed by Stepin Fetchit, Stan Laurel, Cary Grant, or Willie Fung.

I love the musical numbers! They are upbeat, and happy. my favorite one is not Baby, Take A Bow, but Broadway's Gone Hillbilly. I think that The Picken Sisters sing in this number, although they are not listed in the cast.