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| Program No.59 - May 10-16, 1930 | |||
| Feature Film: "Navy Blues" (M.G.M., 1929, Talking) with William Haines, Anita Page and Karl Dane | |||
| Support Films: "The Sophomore" (Pathé, 1929, Talking) with Eddie Quinlan | |||
| Stage: "Boat Race Night" with Miss Eunice Weston's ballet, Old Scotch Collegians ballet, The Regent Stage Band and Hugh Steyne. | |||
| Orchestra: Will Cade conducting | |||
| Organ: Stanley Wallace | |||
| Review: (Table Talk, May 10, 1930) | |||
| "...Boat Race night at The Regent was a particularly bright and lively entertainment. The theatre, which was the official rallying place for Scotch and their supporters was gaily decorated with cardinal, gold and blue. Special items on the programme included a ballet composed of hefty young Scotch Collegians decked in hula-hula skirts and top hats in every stage of disintegration." | |||
| Program No.60 - May 17-23, 1930 | |||
| Feature Film: "The Sky Hawk" (Fox, 1929, Talking) with John Garrick and Helen Chandler | |||
| Support Films: "Wonder of Women" (M.G.M., 1929, Talking) with Lewis Stone | |||
| Stage: -no detail- | |||
| Orchestra: Will Cade conducting | |||
| Organ: Stanley Wallace | |||
| Program No.61 - May 24-30, 1930 | |||
| Feature Film: "It's A Great Life" (M.G.M., 1929, Talking, part colour) with Rosetta Duncan, Vivian Duncan, Lawrence Gray and Benny Rubin | |||
| Support Films: "Officer O'Brien" (Pathé, 1929, Talking) with William Boyd | |||
| Stage: -no detail- | |||
| Orchestra: Will Cade conducting | |||
| Organ: Stanley Wallace | |||
| Program No.62 - May 31 - June 6, 1930 | |||
| Feature Film: "Lone Star Ranger" (Fox, 1929, Talking) with George O'Brien and Sue Carrol | |||
| Support Films: "Rich People", (Fox, 1929, Talking) with Constance Bennett also Fox Movietone of Amy Johnson arriving at Brisbane. | |||
| Stage: -no detail- | |||
| Orchestra: Will Cade conducting | |||
| Organ: Stanley Wallace | |||
| Program No.63 - June 7-20, 1930 | |||
| Feature Film: Cecil B. deMille's "Dynamite" M.G.M. 1929, Talking) with Kay Johnson, Charles Bickford, Conrad Nagel, Joel McCrea and William Holden |
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| Support Films: "Great Gobs" with Charley Chase and Fox Movietone of Amy Johnson arriving at Sydney. | |||
| Stage: -no detail- | |||
| Orchestra: Will Cade conducting | |||
| Organ: Stanley Wallace | |||
| Program No.64 - June 21-27, 1930 | |||
| Feature Film: "Lord Byron of Broadway" (M.G.M. 1929) with Charles Kaley and Ethelind Terry | |||
| Support Films: "South Sea Rose" (Fox, 1929) | |||
| Stage: -no detail- | |||
| Orchestra: Will Cade conducting | |||
| Organ: Eileen McCarthy | |||
| Program No.65 - June 27 - July 4, 1930 | |||
| Feature Film: | |||
| "All Quiet on the Western Front" | |||
| (Universal, 1930) (released in Australia before the United States). | |||
| with Louis Wolheim, Lew Ayres, John Wray and Slim Summerville | |||
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| Support Films: - no support film for this season | |||
| Stage: -no detail - | |||
| Orchestra: Will Cade conducting | |||
| Organ: Eileen McCarthy | |||
| Review: (Herald, June 27, 1930 - Advert) | |||
| 'WATCH THE SKY TONIGHT' | |||
| "Piloted by Flight Lieutenant Keith Farmer and illuminated with Neon Lights, the "All Quiet" aeroplane will fly over Melbourne and suburbs between 7.30 and 8.30pm tonight. | |||
| Program No.66 - July 5-11, 1930 | |||
| Feature Film: "Ship from Shanghai" (M.G.M., 1930) with Conrad Nagel, Kay Johnson and Carmel Myers | |||
| Support Films: "Cohens and Kellys in Scotland" (Universal, 1920) with Charlie Murray and George Sidney | |||
| Stage: -no detail- | |||
| Orchestra: Will Cade conducting | |||
| Organ: Eileen McCarthy | |||
| Program No.67 - July 12-18, 1930 | |||
| Feature Film: "The Big Party", (Fox, 1930) with Sue Carol and Dixie Lee | |||
| Support Films: "Her Private Affair" (Pathé, 1930) with Ann Harding | |||
| Stage: -no detail - | |||
| Orchestra: Will Cade conducting | |||
| Organ: Eileen McCarthy | |||
| Program No.68 - July 19-25, 1930 | |||
| Feature Film: "A Lady to Love" (M.G.M., 1930) with Vilma Banky and Edward G. Robinson | |||
| Support Films: "The Prince of Diamonds" (Columbia, 1930) with Aileen Pringle and Ian Keith | |||
| Stage: -no detail - | |||
| Orchestra: Will Cade conducting | |||
| Organ: Eileen McCarthy | |||
| Program No.69 - July 26 - August 1, 1930 | |||
| Feature Film: "This Thing Called Love" (Fox, 1930) with Edmond Lowe and Constance Bennett | |||
| Support Films: "Love, Live and Laugh", (Fox, 1930) with Leila Lee and David Rollins | |||
| Stage: 'The Wonthagi Boys Band" - winners of the Victorian Boy's Band Championships | |||
| Orchestra: Will Cade conducting | |||
| Organ: Eileen McCarthy | |||
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| William Haines |
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| Helen Chandler |
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| George O'Brien |
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| Cecil B. deMille |
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| Kay Johnson and Charles Bickford in "Dynamite" |
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| Scene from "All Quiet on the Western Front" |
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| Lew Ayres in the final scene from "All Quiet on the Western Front" |
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