The Old Homestead (1935)
Directed by William Nigh
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Synopsis by Sandra Brennan
In this countrified musical, a farm boy and his girl head for the big city to find fame on the radio. When he becomes popular their relationship is strained and the two break up and begin pursuing other relationships. Fortunately, they are reunited in the end. Look closely for a brief appearance by Roy Rogers who appears under his real name Leonard Slye. Songs include: "Moonlight in Heaven," "Somehow I Know," "The Plowboy," and "When the Old Age Pension Check Comes to Our Door."
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behind-the-scenes, big-city, country-music, couple, fame, flirtation, love, radio, reunion, romance, songwriter, stars [celebrities], success
