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Great info there, thanks! While it's cool to see a movie from 1930 in widescreen, IMO the 35mm version of this is the better of the two by quite a distance. The performances and the compositions within the frame are far better handled. I don't think they knew what to do with all that space...

I think a list of all large format productions can be found at http://www.in70mm.com/ It's an exhaustive site listing every production and release format (including blow-ups) and also a year by year guide. Great articles, too! Could be a help