Are You Listening?
Year: 1932
Runtime: 73 mins
Language: English
Director: Harry Beaumont
Don’t touch that dial. WBLA fills the airwaves with live music, melodramatic serials and relentless commercial spots that keep shoppers buying and sponsors smiling. When a plumbing‑supply sponsor complains, scriptwriter Bill Grimes (William Haines, two years past his peak as Hollywood’s leading man) is fired, turning the film from light comedy into a dark, Depression‑era melodrama. The picture offers vivid snapshots of 1930s radio production and showcases “peroxide cuties” chasing jobs, sugar daddies, or both.
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