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| Program No. 160 - April 23-29, 1932 | ||||||
| Feature Film: "Ladies of the Big House" (Paramount, 1931) with Sylvia Sidney and Gene Raymond | ||||||
| Support Films: "This Reckless Age" (Paramount, 1932) with Peggy Shannon, Buddy Rogers. Charlie Ruggles and Francis Dee | ||||||
| Stage: - no detail - | ||||||
| Orchestra: Will Cade conducting | ||||||
| Organ: Lionel Corrick | ||||||
| Program No. 161 - April 30 - May 6, 1932 | ||||||
| Feature Film: "Charlie Chan's Chance" (Fox, 1932) with Warner Oland and H. B. Warner | ||||||
| Support Films: "The Mad Genius" (Warner Bros., 1931) with John Barrymore | ||||||
| Stage: - no detail - | ||||||
| Orchestra: Will Cade conducting | ||||||
| Organ: Lionel Corrick | ||||||
| Program No. 162 - May 7-13, 1932 | ||||||
| Feature Film: "Business and Pleasure" (Fox, 1932) with Will Rogers and Boris Karloff | ||||||
| Support Films: "The Star Witness" (Warner Bros., 1931), with Walter Huston and Chic Sale | ||||||
| Stage: - no detail - | ||||||
| Orchestra: Will Cade conducting | ||||||
| Organ: Lionel Corrick | ||||||
| Program No. 163 - May 14 -20, 1932 | ||||||
| Feature Film: "Girls About Town" (Paramount., 1931) with Kay Francis and Joel McCrae | ||||||
| Support Films: "The Silent Witness" (Fox, 1931) with Lionel Atwill | ||||||
| Stage: - no detail - | ||||||
| Orchestra: Will Cade conducting | ||||||
| Organ: Lionel Corrick | ||||||
| Program No. 164 - May 21- 27, 1932 | ||||||
| Feature Film: "Sooky" (Paramount, 1931) with Jackie Cooper | ||||||
| Support Films: "Caught Plastered" (RKO Radio Pictures, 1931) with Bert Wheeler and Robert Woolsey | ||||||
| Stage: -no detail- | ||||||
| Orchestra: Will Cade conducting | ||||||
| Organ: Lionel Corrick | ||||||
| Program No. 165 - May 28 - June 3, 1932 | ||||||
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| Program No. 166 - June 4 - 10, 1932 | ||||||
| Feature Film: "Strangers in Love" (Paramount, 1932) with Frederic March and Kay Frances | ||||||
| Support Films: "Two Kinds of Women" (Paramount, 1932) with Miriam Hopkins | ||||||
| Stage: - Chas. Wilkinson and Marie Tait demonstrating the latest 1932 Ballroom Dances | ||||||
| Orchestra: Will Cade conducting | ||||||
| Organ: Lionel Corrick | ||||||
| Program No. 167 - June 11 -17, 1932 | ||||||
| Feature Film: "The Honourable Mr. Wong" ("The Hatchet Man") (First National, 1932) with Edward G. Robinson and Loretta Young | ||||||
| Support Films: "Ladies of the Jury" (RKO Radio Pictures, 1932) with Edna May Oliver | ||||||
| Stage: - "Memories of the Viennese Nights" | ||||||
| Orchestra: Will Cade conducting | ||||||
| Organ: Lionel Corrick | ||||||
| Review: ..preview: Regent Stage Presentation: | ||||||
| Another feature of the Regent programme for Saturday is the special musical and stage presentation entitles "Memories of the Viennese Nights", in which the outstanding musical 'hits' of the popular screen success will be presented on the stage in full orchestral and vocal setting. The principal roles will be sung by Frank Torrant, Neil Taylor and Marshall Crosby (all of whom will have leading parts in "His Royal Highness" the new Efftee musical production due for early release) with the support of a chorus of 30 and a stage orchestra which will supplement the band under Will Cade. | ||||||
| The special stage setting, with its lavish costumes and carefully devised lighting effects is calculated to reproduce faithfully the atmosphere of the successful film, while the presentation will also serve the purpose of bringing before the public, the talented artists shortly to be seen in the film. | ||||||
| Program No. 168 - June 18 -24, 1932 | ||||||
| Feature Film: "The Misleading Lady" (Paramount, 1932) with Claudette Colbert and Edmond Lowe | ||||||
| Support Films: "Cheaters at Play" (Fox, 1932) with Thomas Meighan | ||||||
| Stage: - no detail - | ||||||
| Orchestra: Will Cade conducting | ||||||
| Organ: Lionel Corrick | ||||||
| Program No. 169 - June 25 - July 1, 1932 | ||||||
| Feature Film: "Stepping Sisters" (Fox, 1932) with Louise Dresser and Minna Gombell | ||||||
| Support Films: "The Broken Wing" (Paramount, 1932) with Lupe Velez and Leo Carrillo | ||||||
| Stage: - no detail - | ||||||
| Orchestra: Will Cade conducting | ||||||
| Organ: Lionel Corrick | ||||||
| Program No. 170 - July 2 -8, 1932 | ||||||
| Feature Film: "She Wanted a Millionaire" (Fox, 1932) with with Joan Bennett and Spencer Tracy | ||||||
| Support Films: "Peach O' Reno" (RKO Radio Picturesl, 1932) with Bert Woolsey and Robert Wheeler | ||||||
| Stage: - no detail - | ||||||
| Orchestra: Will Cade conducting | ||||||
| Organ: Lionel Corrick | ||||||
| Program No. 171 - July 9 -15, 1932 | ||||||
| Feature Film: "High Pressure" (Warner Bros., 1932) with William Powell | ||||||
| Support Films: "Dancers in the Dark" (Paramount, 1932), with Miriam Hopkins and Jack Oakie | ||||||
| Stage: - Paulyne Bindley in "Echoes of the Opera" | ||||||
| Orchestra: Will Cade conducting | ||||||
| Organ: Lionel Corrick | ||||||
| Review: (Table Talk July 7, 1932) | ||||||
| "Immediately after the Australian Opera Company's disbanding (following their regrettably unsuccessful season at the Princess Theatre), the management of Hoyt's Regent offered an engagement to their principal singers - Paulyne Bindley, Vincent McMurray and Ralph Illidge - and on next Saturday's programme a special Grand Opera presentation will be featured at this theatre; consisting of selected scenes from "Faust". Vincent McMurray, the South Australian lyric tenor, is well suited to the title role; Ralph Illidge (a West Australian bass), play Mephistopheles; and Miss Bindley is Marguerite, - a role in which she has already been acclaimed in London. This appearance of the three Australians at the Regent in their Grand Opera excerpt marks a notable departure from the customary picture theatre presentation, and it should meet with the approval of all audiences | ||||||
| Program No. 172 - July 16 - 22, 1932 | ||||||
| Feature Film: "The Expert" (Warner Bros., 1932) with Chic Sale and Lois Wilson | ||||||
| Support Films: "The Wiser Sex" (Paramount, 1932) with Claudette Colbert and Melvyn Douglas | ||||||
| Stage: - Grand Opera, selections from "Rigoletto" | ||||||
| Orchestra: Will Cade conducting | ||||||
| Organ: Lionel Corrick | ||||||
| Program No. 173 - July 23 -29, 1932 | ||||||
| Feature Film: "Disorderly Conduct" (Fox, 1932) with Spencer Tracy | ||||||
| Support Films: "No One Man" (Paramount, 1932) with Carol Lombard | ||||||
| Stage: - no detail - | ||||||
| Orchestra: Will Cade conducting | ||||||
| Organ: Lionel Corrick | ||||||
| Program No. 174 - July 30 - August 5, 1932 | ||||||
| Feature Film: "The World and the Flesh" (Paramount, 1932) with George Bancroft | ||||||
| Support Films: "Careless Lady" (Fox, 1932) with Joan Bennett and John Boles | ||||||
| Stage: - Special Stage Scena "A Gypsy Romance" | ||||||
| Orchestra: Will Cade conducting | ||||||
| Organ: Lionel Corrick | ||||||
| Program No. 175- August 6 -12, 1932 | ||||||
| Feature Film: "Alias the Doctor" (First National, 1932) with Richard Barthelmess | ||||||
| Support Films: "Fanny Foley Herself" (RKO Radio Pictures, 1931, Technicolor) with Edna May Oliver | ||||||
| Stage: - Senia Chostiakoff (Russian tenor) | ||||||
| Orchestra: Will Cade conducting | ||||||
| Organ: Lionel Corrick | ||||||
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