The Singing Kid

Year: 1936

Runtime: 85 mins

Language: English

Director: William Keighley

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Neurotic Broadway star Al Jackson confronts career disaster after an unexpected loss of his singing voice. Sent to the countryside to recuperate, he meets Ruth Haines, a warm‑hearted farm girl who also happens to be the caring aunt of the lively little Sybil. Their budding romance offers him hope and a chance at renewal.

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