Stand Up and Cheer!

The story follows President Franklin Roosevelt's appointment of a theatrical producer to the role of Secretary of Amusement. This appointment aims to bring cheer to an American public enduring the struggles of the Depression. The new secretary faces challenges from political lobbyists who threaten to undermine his department.

As a collector, you may find interest in the film's unique blend of comedy and music, particularly in its portrayal of the era's underdog spirit. With a runtime of 69 minutes, the film showcases performances from notable actors, including Warner Baxter, Madge Evans, and a young Shirley Temple. Its pre-code status adds a layer of historical significance, reflecting the filmmaking style before the enforcement of the Hays Code.