Mountain Music 1937
"A Hillbilly Honeymoon for Bob and Martha!"
Dive into the charming world of 1930s musical comedy with *Mountain Music (1937)*, directed by the witty Robert Florey.
Director: Robert Florey
Cast
Martha Raye
Mary Beamish
Bob Burns
Bob Burnside
John Howard
Ardinger Burnside
Terry Walker
Lobelia Sheppard
Rufe Davis
Ham Sheppard
George 'Gabby' Hayes
Granpappy Burnside
Spencer Charters
Justice of the Peace Sharody
Charles Timblin
Shep Sheppard
Jan Duggan
Ma Burnside
Olin Howland
Pappy Burnside
Frequently Asked Questions
What is Mountain Music (1937) about?
*Mountain Music (1937)* follows Mary Beamish, a down-to-earth Ozark girl who dreams of escaping her simple life for the excitement of Hollywood and true love. Her journey takes unexpected twists as she pursues her ambitions, blending country charm with showbiz flair along the way.
Who directed Mountain Music?
The film was directed by Robert Florey, known for his work in early Hollywood comedies and his ability to infuse lighthearted storytelling with visual flair.
Who stars in Mountain Music?
The film stars Martha Raye, Bob Burns, John Howard, Terry Walker, and Rufe Davis, with George 'Gabby' Hayes rounding out the cast.
Is Mountain Music (1937) worth watching?
As a 1930s musical comedy, *Mountain Music* offers a delightful snapshot of classic American cinema, featuring catchy tunes and comedic charm. While it may not be a blockbuster by modern standards, its nostalgic appeal and playful energy make it a fun watch for fans of vintage films.
How long is Mountain Music?
The runtime for *Mountain Music (1937)* is 76 minutes.
About Mountain Music (1937) — A 1930s Musical Comedy Classic
Dive into the charming world of 1930s musical comedy with *Mountain Music (1937)*, directed by the witty Robert Florey. Set against the rustic backdrop of the Ozarks, the film follows the spirited Mary Beamish, a down-to-earth country girl with big dreams of Hollywood stardom and a fairy-tale romance. Though Mary isn't one for glamour, her infectious enthusiasm and heartfelt charm make her impossible to resist—especially as she navigates a whirlwind adventure that blends small-town simplicity with showbiz sparkle.
This lighthearted romp showcases the talents of comedy legends Martha Raye and Bob Burns, whose delightful chemistry lights up the screen. With its folksy melodies, quirky hillbilly antics, and a dash of romance, *Mountain Music (1937)* delivers a nostalgic escape into classic American cinema, perfect for fans of vintage comedies and toe-tapping musicals.
