Cavalcade, a play

""It [the play] chronicles the life of two British families, from the eve of the 20th century to 1933. One family is upstairs, the other downstairs, but it's less a view of the class struggle than a remembrance of things past. People honeymoon on the Titanic, they fight in the war to end all wars, and they seem to entirely avoid the 1920s" --On container of film version."@en
"To courage, to loyalty, to all life's gallantry. Fox Film Corporation presents "Cavalcade," Noel Coward's picture of the generation. Thrilling entertainment! Titanic in its power! Locust Street Theatre, Locust Street at Broad, direction A.R. Boyd Enterprises, Inc. Fox Film presents "Cavalcade," picture of the generation by Noel Coward, screen play by Reginald Berkeley, continuity by Sonya Levien, war scenes by William Cameron Menzies, director of dialogue, George Hadden. Assistant director William Tummel, art director William Darling, film editor Margaret Clancy, photography Ernest Palmer, sound recorder J.E. Aiken, ladies' costumes Earl Luick. Cavalcade was produced in its entirety at Movietone City, Westwood, California. Frank Lloyd Production, sponsored by the Art Alliance"