Mr. Skitch 1933
"Romance, adventure and comedy galore"
In the midst of the Great Depression, the Skitch family trades their crumbling Missouri homestead for the promise of golden opportunity in sun-kissed California.
Director: James Cruze
Cast
Will Rogers
Ira Skitch
Zasu Pitts
Maddie Skitch
Rochelle Hudson
Emily Skitch
Wally Albright
Little Ira
Eugene Pallette
Cliff Merriweather
Florence Desmond
Flo
Harry Green
Sam Cohen
Charles Starrett
Harvey Denby
Spencer Charters
Mr. Umpchay
Charles Lane
Hotel Clerk
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Mr. Skitch (1933) about?
After losing their Missouri home to the Great Depression, the Skitch family hits the road for California in search of a fresh start. Along the way, they encounter bumps, laughs, and surprising moments that test their resolve and bond.
Who directed Mr. Skitch?
Mr. Skitch was directed by James Cruze, a filmmaker known for his work in silent and early-talkie cinema.
Who stars in Mr. Skitch?
The film features Will Rogers in the lead role, supported by Zasu Pitts, Rochelle Hudson, and Eugene Pallette.
Is Mr. Skitch (1933) worth watching?
While it lacks a current IMDb rating, Mr. Skitch offers a snapshot of 1930s Americana with Rogers' signature wit and a spirited family adventure. Fans of classic screwball comedies and Depression-era stories will find charm in its mix of humor and heart.
How long is Mr. Skitch?
Mr. Skitch runs for 70 minutes.
About Mr. Skitch (1933) — A Depression-era family comedy that's equal parts heart and hilarity
In the midst of the Great Depression, the Skitch family trades their crumbling Missouri homestead for the promise of golden opportunity in sun-kissed California.
Directed by James Cruze, this 1933 blend of romance, comedy, and adventure follows patriarch Will Rogers as he leads his clan on a cross-country odyssey filled with mishaps, heartfelt moments, and the undeniable charm of simpler times. With sturdy direction and genuine wit, Mr. Skitch delivers a Depression-era fable where humor and hope ride shotgun together.
