Radio Parade
Radio Parade is a 1933 British musical comedy film co-directed by Richard Beville and Archie de Bear. The production features a diverse ensemble cast, including notable performers such as Florence Desmond, Claude Hulbert, Jeanne De Casalis, alongside the comedic pair Clapham and Dwyer. Created under the banner of British International Pictures, this movie adopts a revue-style format reminiscent of their earlier 1930 release, Elstree Calling. It prominently highlights numerous prominent radio personalities from that period, aiming to engage viewers acquainted with the popular broadcast entertainment of the time. A follow-up titled Radio Parade of 1935 was subsequently released.
Cast
- Doris Arnold as Self – pianist
- Elsie Carlisle as Self
- Charles Clapham as Self
- Mabel Constanduros portraying Grandma Buggins
- Carlyle Cousins as Themselves
- Jeanne De Casalis in the role of Mrs. Feather
- Florence Desmond as Self
- Bill Dwyer as Self
- Roy Fox leading Roy Fox and his band
- Reginald Gardiner as Self
- Leonard Henry as Self
- Billie Houston as Self
- Renée Houston as Self
- Claude Hulbert as Self
- Mario 'Harp' Lorenzi as Self
- B.C. Hilliam as Self
- Malcolm 'Mr. Jetsam' McEachern as Self
- Tex McLeod as Self
- Gus McNaughton as Self
- Harry S. Pepper performing as Self – pianist
- Stanelli as Self
- Stainless Stephen as Self
- Christopher Stone appearing as Self – disc jockey
- Doris Waters playing Daisy
- Elsie Waters portraying Gert
- Keith Wilbur as Self
- Hal Gordon cast as Garage Mechanic
- Eric Pavitt in the role of Boy
- Ernest Sefton acting as Nightclub Compere