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"Ma and the Auto" is a 1936 film that combines the art of poetry and music. Directed by William M. Pizor, this film features a unique blend of performance and poetic expression.
Finding 'Ma and the Auto' on physical media can be a bit tricky; it's not one of those widely circulated titles. Most collectors may only come across it in obscure collections or thematic compilations that focus on musical shorts or early sound films. There’s a niche interest in it for those who appreciate the lyrical storytelling of Guest and the unique atmosphere of 1930s cinema, which can make ownership appealing despite its scarcity.
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"Ma and the Auto" is a 1936 film that combines poetry and music, directed by William M. Pizor.
The film features vocalist Al Shayne and actor Norman Brokenshire.
"Ma and the Auto" is a poetic film that incorporates elements of performance and music.
The film includes the original song "Back Seat Drivers" by Loesser & Herscher.
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