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| Program No. 176 - August 13 - 19, 1932 | ||||||
| Feature Film: "Gentleman for a Day" ("Union Depot") (First National, 1932) with Douglas Fairbanks Jr and Joan Blondell | ||||||
| Support Films: "Sinners in the Sun" (Paramount, 1932) with Carol Lombard and Cary Grant | ||||||
| Stage: - no detail - | ||||||
| Orchestra: Will Cade conducting | ||||||
| Organ: Lionel Corrick | ||||||
| Program No. 177 - August 20 - 26, 1932 | ||||||
| Feature Film: "Amateur Daddy" (Fox, 1932) with Warner Baxter and Marian Nixon | ||||||
| Support Films: "Million Dollar Legs" (Paramount, 1932) with W.C. Fields and Jack Oakie | ||||||
| Stage: - "Memories of Old London" | ||||||
| Orchestra: Will Cade conducting | ||||||
| Organ: Lionel Corrick | ||||||
| Program No. 178 - August 27 - September 2, 1932 | ||||||
| Feature Film: "The Devil's Lottery" (Fox, 1932) with Elissa Landi and Victor McLaglen | ||||||
| Support Films: "After Tomorrow" (Fox, 1932), with Charles Farrell and Marian Nixon | ||||||
| Stage: - no detail - | ||||||
| Orchestra: Will Cade conducting | ||||||
| Organ: Lionel Corrick | ||||||
| Program No. 179 - September 3 -9, 1932 | ||||||
| Feature Film: "Thunder Below" (Paramount., 1932) with Tallulah Bankhead and Charles Bickford | ||||||
| Support Films "Forgotten Commandments (Paramount, 1932) with Sari Maritza (includes footage from the 1923 version of "The Ten Commandments) | ||||||
| Stage: - "The Diabolos" | ||||||
| Orchestra: Will Cade conducting | ||||||
| Organ: Lionel Corrick | ||||||
| Review: The stage show is an excellent display of rhythmic dancing by "The Diaboles" who are strangely reminiscent of "The Marbellos" of a few weeks ago. However, whatever they like to call themselves, they are good acrobatic dancers. | ||||||
| Program No. 180 - September 10 -16, 1932 | ||||||
| Feature Film: "Merrily We Go To Hell" (Paramount, 1932) with Sylvia Sidney and Fredric March | ||||||
| Support Films: "Mrs. Pinkerton" ("Madame Butterfly") (Paramount, 1932) with Sylvia Sidney | ||||||
| Stage: -no detail- | ||||||
| Orchestra: Will Cade conducting | ||||||
| Organ: Lionel Corrick | ||||||
| Program No. 181 - September 17 - 23, 1932 | ||||||
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| Program No. 182 - September 24-30, 1932 | ||||||
| Feature Film: "The Trial of Vivienne Ware" (Fox, 1932) with Joan Bennett and Donald Cook | ||||||
| Support Films: "Society Girl" (Fox, 1932) with with Spencer Tracy | ||||||
| Stage: - "A Musical Reverie" | ||||||
| Orchestra: Will Cade conducting | ||||||
| Organ: Lionel Corrick | ||||||
| Review: (Table Talk) - The 'trial' picture was given publicity by 3DB presenting the 'trial' for 5 nights - listeners sending in their verdicts. | ||||||
| Program No. 183 - October 1 - 7, 1932 | ||||||
| Feature Film: "So Big" (Warner Bros, 1932) with Barbara Stanwyck, George Brent and Bette Davis | ||||||
| Support Films: "Play Girl" (Warner Bros., 1932) with Loretta Young | ||||||
| Stage: - no detail - | ||||||
| Orchestra: Will Cade conducting | ||||||
| Organ: Lionel Corrick | ||||||
| Program No. 184 - October 8 -14, 1932 | ||||||
| Feature Film: "The Man From Yesterday" (Paramount, 1932) with Claudette Colbert and Charles Boyer | ||||||
| Support Films: "Make Me a Star" (Paramount, 1932) with Loretta Young and Zasu Pitts | ||||||
| Stage: - no detail - | ||||||
| Orchestra: Will Cade conducting | ||||||
| Organ: Lionel Corrick | ||||||
| Program No. 185 - October 15 - 21, 1932 | ||||||
| Feature Film: "Arrowsmith" (United Artists, 1932) with Ronald Colman and Helen Hayes | ||||||
| Support Films: (feature runs the entire program) | ||||||
| Stage: - no detail - | ||||||
| Orchestra: Will Cade conducting | ||||||
| Organ: Lionel Corrick | ||||||
| Program No. 186 - October 22 - 28, 1932 | ||||||
| Feature Film: "The Woman in Room 13" (Fox, 1932) with Elissa Landi, Ralph Bellamy and Myrna Loy | ||||||
| Support Films: - | ||||||
| Stage: - "The Big Show" (Ernest C. Rolls' latest and greatest Follies Bergere revue) | ||||||
| Orchestra: Will Cade conducting | ||||||
| Organ: Lionel Corrick | ||||||
| Review: (Table Talk, October 20, 1932) | ||||||
| One of the spectacular ballets in "The Big Show"; the Ernest Rolls revue 'half' of the new 50/50 coming to the Regent on Saturday - half picture and half stage production. The company includes 16 principals - comprising - Jennie Benson, Gus Bluett, Maie Baird, Archie Thompson, L'Etoile and Lawrence, Nick Norton, Don Nichol, Nellie Barnes, Thelma Trott and Billie Kershaw - and a total of 50 performers. | ||||||
| Program No. 187 - October 29 - November 4, 1932 | ||||||
| Feature Film: "Dangerous Years" ("The Flag Lieutenant") (Herbert Wilcox Productions., 1932) with Anna Neagle and Henry Edwards | ||||||
| Support Films: | ||||||
| Stage: - "Beauty on Parade" | ||||||
| Orchestra: Will Cade conducting | ||||||
| Organ: Lionel Corrick | ||||||
| Review: (Table Talk) | ||||||
| "The Ernest C. Rolls musical stage production which forms half of the show at The Regent this week is entitled "Beauty on Parade". | ||||||
| The comedy, with the exception of Gus Bluett's "Buying a Hat" and "The Operatic Interlude" with Gus Bluett and Jennie Benson, was not strong, and the most attractive member of the Company, Nellie Barnes, we were permitted to view the least, but, nevertheless, there were some attractive numbers in the ballet - "A Harem for Butterflies", the setting for "The Bowl of Cherries" number. Maie Baird, Archie Thompson and Harry S in their often clever burlesque of a tango, and the adagio work of L'Etoile and Lawrence in the finale. | ||||||
| The sketches, for the most part are neither very clever nor very new, and the jokes more suggestive than humerous. | ||||||
| Program No. 188 - November 5 - 11, 1932 | ||||||
| Feature Film: "Bachelor's Affair" (Fox., 1932) with Adolphe Menjou | ||||||
| Support Films: | ||||||
| Stage: - "Step This Way" an Ernest C. Rolls revue | ||||||
| Orchestra: Will Cade conducting | ||||||
| Organ: Lionel Corrick | ||||||
| Program No. 189 - November 12 - 18, 1932 | ||||||
| Feature Film: "Man About Town" (Fox, 1932) with Warner Baxter | ||||||
| Support Films: "Lily Christine" (Paramount British, 1932) with Corinne Griffith and Colin Clive | ||||||
| Stage: - no detail - | ||||||
| Orchestra: Will Cade conducting | ||||||
| Organ: Lionel Corrick | ||||||
| Program No. 190 - November 19 - 25, 1932 | ||||||
| Feature Film: "Lady & Gent" (Paramount, 1932) with George Bancroft and John Wayne | ||||||
| Support Films: "Dark Horse" (First National, 1932) with Warren Williams and Bette Davis | ||||||
| Stage: - no detail - | ||||||
| Orchestra: Will Cade conducting | ||||||
| Organ: Lionel Corrick | ||||||
| Program No. 191- November 26 - December 2, 1932 | ||||||
| Feature Film: "The Greeks Had a Word for Them" (Samuel Goldwyn Co, 1932) with Joan Blondell and David Manners | ||||||
| Support Films: "While Paris Sleeps" (Fox, 1932) with Victor McLaglen and Helen Mack | ||||||
| Stage: - no detail | ||||||
| Orchestra: Will Cade conducting | ||||||
| Organ: Lionel Corrick | ||||||
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