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The Loudspeaker
The Loudspeaker
	Julie Bishop and Ray Walker (1934)
Directed by	Joseph Santley
Written by	Albert DeMond (screenplay); Ralph Spence (dialogue and story)
Produced by	William T. Lackey (producer)
Starring	See below
Cinematography	Gilbert Warrenton
Edited by	Jack Ogilvie
Distributed by	Monogram Pictures
Release date	June 1, 1934;
Running time	67 minutes
Country	United States
Language	English

The Loudspeaker is a 1934 American comedy film directed by Joseph Santley.

The film is also known as The Radio Star in the United Kingdom.

Plot summary

Wisecracking Joe Miller (Ray Walker) makes it to the big time in radio.

When he gives his girlfriend Janet (Julie Bishop) her big break, she becomes an even bigger star. He feels like the joke's on him, when she starts going out with his friend George (Lorin Raker); and, he turns to booze, for comfort.

Whether Joe can crawl back up, out of the bottle; or, if Janet, or the sponsors and audience will take him back, remains to be seen.

Cast

Ray Walker as Joe Miller
Julie Bishop as Janet Melrose
Charley Grapewin as Pop Calloway
Noel Francis as Dolly
Lorin Raker as George Green
Spencer Charters as Burroughs
Larry Wheat as Thomas
Mary Carr as Grandma
Ruth Romaine as Amy Witherspoon
Billy Irvin as Caleb Hawkins
Eddie Kane
Wilbur Mack as Walker
Sherwood Bailey as Ignatz
The Brownies Trio as Vocal Ensemble

Soundtrack

Jacqueline Wells (dubbed) - "Who But You" (Written by Harry Akst and Lew Brown)
Jacqueline Wells (dubbed) - "Doo Ah Doo Ah Know What I'm Doing" (Written by Harry Akst and Lew Brown)