PRESERVATION STATUS: UPDATE:  Newly restored! Only one (very dirty) print exists and is located at the UCLA Film Archive. A picture negative exists at the Library of Congress Archive). UPDATE: 5/6/98-Library of Congress has preserved this feature from Paramount’s original negative, but is missing picture for one reel. Funding (though dramatically

PRESERVATION STATUS:  35mm Newly restoredParamount-Publix Corp. Distributed by: Paramount Publix Corp. January 24, 1931 (Copyright: Paramount Publix Corp>; January 23, 1931; LP1922). Sd (Western Electric New Process Noiseless Recording); b&w.; 8 reels, 6,525 ft. 72-73 min. Passed by the National Board of Review. Directed by: Frank Tuttle. Script: Viola Brothers

PRESERVATION STATUS:  35mm completeFox Film Corp.: Frank Lloyd Production. Distributed by: Fox Film Corp. November 30, 1933; Produced: early Sep-mid Oct. 1933 (copyright: Fox Film Corp.; November 13, 1933; LP4235). Sd (Western Electric Noiseless Recording) b&w.; 9 reels, 7,100 ft. 78 or 85 min. Passed by the National Board of

PRESERVATION STATUS: UPDATE-Newly Restored and recently shown at The New York Film Forum. Paramount-Publix Corp. Released September 18, 1930 (copyright October 24, 1930) Movietone; b&w.; 35 mm. 9 reels, 6294 ft. Associate Producer E. Lloyd Sheldon. Directed by Frank Tuttle. Screenplay by Henry Myers. Photography by Harry Fischbeck. Film Editing

PRESERVATION STATUS: RestoredFox Film Corporation. Distributed by Fox Film Corp. November 27, 1932; New York opening: November 24, 1932; Prod: September-late October 1932 (copyright: Fox Film Corp.; November 14, 1932; LP3225). Sd (Western Electric System); b&w . 9 reels, 7,634 or 7,900 ft.82, 85 or 87 min. Associate Producer: Sam

PRESERVATION STATUS:  35mm complete-Newly restoredParamount-Publlix Corp. ca5 July 1930 (New York premiere; released July 19; c18 July 1930) Movietone; b&w.; 35mm. 10 reels, 6,910 ft. Directed by Frank Tuttle. Dialogue by Herman J. Mankiewicz. Adapted by Grover Jones, William Conselman. Story by Keene Thompson. Photography by Allen Siegler. Songs: “Believe

PRESERVATION STATUS: COMPLETE 35MM Paramount-Publix Corp. May 31, 1930 (copyright: May 29, 1930; LP1337)j. Sd (Movietone); b&w. 35mm. 8 reels, 6,393 ft. Director: Frank Tuttle. Screenplay: Keene Thompson, Doris Anderson. Dialogue: Herman J. Mankiewicz. Photographed by: Victor Milner. Felm Editor: Doris Drought. Songs: “Believe It or Not,I Lost My Man,”

PRESERVATION STATUS: 35mm Nearly CompleteParamount Famous Lasky Corp. April 19, 1930 (c.May 29, 1930; LP1336). Sd (Movietone); b&w; with color sequences (2-strip Technicolor). 35mm. 13 reels, 9,125 ft. Supervised: Elsie Janis. Eleven directors: Dorothy Arzner, Victor Heerman, Ernst Lubitsch, Edward Sutherland, Otto Brower, Lothar Mendes, Edmund Goulding, Rowland V. Lee, Victor

PRESERVATION STATUS: Fully Restored by David Stenn Paramount Famous Lasky Corp. October 26, 1929 (copyright: October 25, 1929; Lp792). Sd (Movietone); b&w.; 35mm. 7 reels, 6,015 ft. (Also si; 6,392 ft.) Directed by: Edward Sutherland. Screenplay: Ethel Doherty. Dialogue: Lloyd Corrigan, Edward E. Paramore, Jr. Title: Joseph L. Mankiewicz. Adaptation:

PRESERVATION STATUS:  Update:  4/2000:  35mm. complete at the UCLA Film Archive.Paramount Famous Lasky Corp. Production:  April 17-May 13, 1929.  Released July 13, 1929 (copyright July 12, 1929) Movietone. b&w.; 35mm. 9 reels, 7287 ft. (also silent version: 7395 ft) Supervised by B.F.Seidman. Directed by Lothar Mendes. Screenplay by Donald Davis, Florence