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PROGRAMS AT THE REGENT (Cont'd) - page 16 |
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| Program No. 144 - January 2-8, 1932 | ||||||
| Feature Film: "Ladies of the Big House" (Paramount, 1931) with Warner Oland and Anna May Wong | ||||||
| Support Films: "Once a Gentleman" (James Cruze Productions, 1930) with Edward Everett Horton | ||||||
| Stage: -"Cinderella" pantomime - afternoon performances only | ||||||
| Orchestra: Will Cade conducting | ||||||
| Organ: Eddie Fitch | ||||||
| Program No. 145 - January 9-15, 1932 | ||||||
| Feature Film: "The Spider" (Fox, 1931) with Edmond Lowe and Lois Moran | ||||||
| Support Films: "A Warm Corner" British Dominions, 1931) with Leslie Hanson and Connie Ediss | ||||||
| Stage: - "Wattle and Waratah" an Australian song presentation featuring Ed. Beachcroft as "The Stockman", also Billy Maloney and the Regent Ballet in "The Corrobee Trot" | ||||||
| Orchestra: Will Cade conducting | ||||||
| Organ: Eddie Fitch | ||||||
| Program No. 146 - January 16-22, 1932 | ||||||
| Feature Film: "Secrets of a Secretary" (Paramount, 1931) with Claudette Colbert | ||||||
| Support Films: "Smart Woman" (Radio Pictures, 1931), with Mary Astor and Herbert Marshall | ||||||
| Stage: - no detail - | ||||||
| Orchestra: Will Cade conducting "Belle of New York" selection | ||||||
| Organ: Eddie Fitch | ||||||
| Program No. 147 - January 23-29, 1932 | ||||||
| Feature Film: "24 Hours" (Paramount., 1931) with Clive Brook, Kay Francis, Regis Toomey and Miriam Hopkins | ||||||
| Support Films: "The Speckled Band" (British Dominions, 1931) with Angela Baddely | ||||||
| Stage: - no detail - | ||||||
| Orchestra: Will Cade conducting | ||||||
| Organ: Eddie Fitch | ||||||
| Program No. 148 - January 30-February 5, 1932 | ||||||
| Feature Film: "The Cisco Kid" (Fox, 1931) with Warner Baxter and Edmond Lowe | ||||||
| Support Films: "The Brat" (Fox, 1931) with Sally O'Neill | ||||||
| Stage: -no detail- | ||||||
| Orchestra: Will Cade conducting | ||||||
| Organ: Eddie Fitch | ||||||
| Program No. 149 - February 6-12, 1932 | ||||||
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| Program No. 150 - February 13-19, 1932 | ||||||
| Feature Film: "Wicked" (Fox, 1931) with Elissa Landi and Victor McLaglen | ||||||
| Support Films: "Heartbreak" (Fox, 1931) with Madge Evans and "Bobby Jones - How I Play Golf" Episode 1 | ||||||
| Stage: - no detail - | ||||||
| Orchestra: Will Cade conducting | ||||||
| Organ: Eddie Fitch | ||||||
| Program No. 151 - February 20-26, 1932 | ||||||
| Feature Film: "Local Boy Makes Good" (Warner Bros., 1931) with Joe E. Brown | ||||||
| Support Films: "Sob Sister" (Fox, 1931) with James Dunn and Linda Watkins and "Bobby Jones - How I Play Golf" Episode 2 | ||||||
| Stage: - - no detail - | ||||||
| Orchestra: Will Cade conducting | ||||||
| Organ: Eddie Fitch | ||||||
| Program No. 152 - February 27 - March 4, 1932 | ||||||
| Feature Film: "Once a Lady" (Paramount, 1931) with Ruth Chatterton | ||||||
| Support Films: Zane Grey's "Riders of the Purple Sage" (Fox, 1931) with George O'Brien and "Bobby Jones - How I Play Golf" Episode 3 | ||||||
| Stage: - no detail - | ||||||
| Orchestra: Will Cade conducting | ||||||
| Organ: Eddie Fitch | ||||||
| Program No. 153 - March 5-11, 1932 | ||||||
| Feature Film: "Rich Man's Folly" (Paramount, 1931) with George Bancroft | ||||||
| Support Films: "Confessions of a College Girl" (Paramount, 1931) with Sylvia Sidney and "Bobby Jones - How I Play Golf" Episode 4 | ||||||
| Stage: - no detail - | ||||||
| Orchestra: Will Cade conducting | ||||||
| Organ: Eddie Fitch | ||||||
| Program No. 154 - March 12-18, 1932 | ||||||
| Feature Film: "Transatlantic" (Fox, 1931) with with Edmond Lowe and Lois Moran | ||||||
| Support Films: "Honour of the Family" (First National, 1931) with Bebe Daniels and "Bobby Jones - How I Play Golf" Episode 5 | ||||||
| Stage: - no detail - | ||||||
| Orchestra: Will Cade conducting | ||||||
| Organ: Eddie Fitch | ||||||
| Program No. 155 - March 19-25, 1932 | ||||||
| Feature Film: "Ambassador Bill" (Fox, 1931) with Will Rogers | ||||||
| Support Films: "Madame Julie" (Radio Pictures, 1931), with Lily Damita and "Bobby Jones - How I Play Golf" Episode 6 | ||||||
| Stage: - "1932's Latest Ballroom Dances" - Novel demonstration of "The Flicker" by Cec. Mitchell and Miss McNally. The 1932 Tango by J.H. Broad and Barbara Were. "The Midway Waltz" by J. O'Loughlin and Una Beeton. (Evenings only) | ||||||
| Orchestra: Will Cade conducting | ||||||
| Organ: Eddie Fitch | ||||||
| Program No. 156 - March 26 - April 1, 1932 | ||||||
| Feature Film: "The Cheat" (Paramount, 1931) with Tallulah Bankhead | ||||||
| Support Films: "The False Madonna" (Paramount, 1931) with Kay Francis and "Bobby Jones - How I Play Golf" Episode 7 | ||||||
| Stage: - mornings "Humpty Dumpty" - pantomime produce by Alice Uren. - evenings - "The Aquas" - 14 acrobats | ||||||
| Orchestra: Will Cade conducting | ||||||
| Organ: Eddie Fitch | ||||||
| Program No. 157 - April 2-8, 1932 | ||||||
| Feature Film: "Surrender" (Fox, 1931) with Warner Baxter and Leila Hyams | ||||||
| Support Films: "Skyline" (Fox, 1931) with Thomas Meighan and "Bobby Jones - How I Play Golf" Episode 8 | ||||||
| Stage: - "The Rose Ballet" produced by Jennie Brenan (Scenery and Costumes by arrangement with J.C. Williamsons) including the dance - "The Spider and the Fly" | ||||||
| Orchestra: Will Cade conducting | ||||||
| Organ: Eddie Fitch | ||||||
| Program No. 158 - April 9 -15, 1932 | ||||||
| Feature Film: "Common Law" (R.K.O. 1931) with Constance Bennett | ||||||
| Support Films: "The Finger Points" (First National, 1931) with Richard Barthelmess and Clark Gable and "Bobby Jones - How I Play Golf" Episode 9 | ||||||
| Stage: - no detail - | ||||||
| Orchestra: Will Cade conducting | ||||||
| Organ: Eddie Fitch | ||||||
| Program No. 159 - April 16-22, 1932 | ||||||
| Feature Film: "Husband's Holiday" (Paramount, 1931) with Clive Brook | ||||||
| Support Films: "The Rainbow Trail" (Fox, 1931) with George O'Brien and Clark Gable and "Bobby Jones - How I Play Golf" Episode 10 | ||||||
| Stage: - no details - | ||||||
| Orchestra: Will Cade conducting | ||||||
| Organ: Lionel Corrick - Novelty Organ presentation featuring the latest song hits, "Col. Campbell and Mr. Lang" with the popular composer Jack O'Hagen and Bob Molineaux. | ||||||
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| Joe E. Brown |
| In late 1966, my parents and I were holidaying in Honolulu, Hawaii and that year happened to be the 25th anniversary of Pearl Harbour. We were staying at the Royal Hawaiian Hotel. |
| Prior to our leaving, Channel 7 in Melbourne had been playing a lot of Joe. E. Brown's early talkies on a Saturday morning, and I had grown to appreciate him. |
| Imagine my surprise, when strolling around the gardens of the Hotel one morning with my father, I clapped eyes on Joe E. Brown who was also talking a morning promenade. |
| Being shy, I goaded my father into introducing me to Mr. Brown and of course I then gooed and gushed about how I liked looking at his old pictures. |
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Mr. Brown was absolutely enthralled that I was watching his pictures in Australia (he had been there in the 1950's for a musical comedy season) and we chatted for nearly half anhour or so. He was wonderfully charming and of a very sweet nature. |
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It wasn't until much later that I learned of the sad reason Joe E. Brown was in Honolulu. He had lost a son at Pearl Harbour. |
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