It was possible, in the span of a week, to see films from every year of the Golden Era, and to make judgments previously limited to professional critics. It was at this time, for example, that film fans realized that 1932 had yielded a cornucopia of classics: Shanghai Express, Tarzan the Ape Man, Grand Hotel, Love Me Tonight, The Sign of the Cross, Trouble in Paradise, The Mummy, and Red Dust.
