The Loudspeaker (1934)
A young man from a small town hits New York City, bound and determined to become a radio star. Amazingly, he achieves his ambition, but in the process alienates everyone around him with his arrogance and egomania.
Director:
Joseph Santley
Writer:
Albert DeMond
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Ray Walker as Joe Miller |
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Julie Bishop as Janet Melrose (as Jacqueline Wells) |
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Charley Grapewin as Pop Calloway |
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Noel Francis as Dolly |
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Lorin Raker as George Green |
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Spencer Charters as Burroughs |
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Larry Wheat as Thomas |
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Mary Carr as Grandma |
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Wilbur Mack as Walker |
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Sherwood Bailey as Ignatz |
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Billy Irvine as Caleb Hawkins |
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Ruth Romaine as Amy Witherspoon |
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Mary Gordon as Landlady |
| Directing | Joseph Santley | Director |
| Production | William T. Lackey | Producer |
| Writing | Albert DeMond | Screenplay |
| Writing | Ralph Spence | Story |
