Globe Theatre, Atlantic City, New Jersey, USA - 1930 Carl Laemmle presents "ALL QUIET on the WESTERN FRONT" A Universal Picture Carl Laemmle presents "All Quiet on the Western Front" from the story by ERICH MARIA REMARQUE produced by CARL LAEMMLE, JR. directed by LEWIS MILESTONE Dialogue by MAXWELL ANDERSON AND GEORGE ABBOTT screen story by GEORGE ABBOTT adaptation by MAXWELL ANDERSON photographed by ARTHUR EDESON A Universal Picture PRODUCED IN ITS ENTIRETY AT UNIVERSAL CITY, CALIFORNIA Warner Bros. GLOBE THEATRE Atlantic City, N. J. The Cast CAST KATCZINSKY Louis Wolheim PAUL BAUMER Lewis Ayres HIMMELSTOSS John Wray GERARD DUVAL Raymond Griffith TJADEN George "Slim" Summerville MULLER Russell Gleason ALBERT William Bakewell LEER Scott Kolk BEHM Walter Browne Rogers KEMMERICH Ben Alexander PETER Owen Davis, Jr. DETERING Harold Goodwin LIEUT. BERTINCK Pat Collins WESTHUS Richard Alexander KANTOREK Arnold Lucy HAMMACHER Heine Conklin HERR MEYER Edmund Breese WACHTER Bodil Rosing GINGER Bill Irving MISS BAUMER Beryl Mercer MR. BAUMER Edwin Maxwell SUZANNE Yola d'Avril FRENCH GIRLS Renee Damonde   Poupee Andriot SISTER LIBERTINE Bertha Mann POSTER GIRL Joan Marsh TWICE DAILY 2:45 and 9:00 P.M. "ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT" New York American "The epic picture of the war. A celluloid record for the ages. It plays upon the soul like a mad musician on a harp. It rips the heart to shreads and tatters. Eyes scald with tears. It is stiflig in the immensity...  mightiest war drama ever sreened in the ages of history." The New York Times "It is a notable achievement." Daily News Rating: ∗∗∗∗ "It is so magnificent, so powerful, that is hardly behooves mere words to tell of its heart-rending appeal, of its dramatic fire, its breath-taking battle shots." The World "... a masterly incarnation of that shockingly vivid novel of valiant youth meeting lonely death." GLOBE THEATRE   Atlantic City Orchestra          Balcony The laws of New Jersey require that this diagram be printed in every program of all theatres and other places of amusement. Penalty for non-observance, $100. FIRE NOTICE: -- Look around Now and choose the nearest Exit to your seat. In case of fire, walk (not run) to THAT Exit. Do not try to beat your neighbor to the street. Printed in U. S. A. More Information on the Globe Theatre... The Globe Theatre at CinemaTreasures.com Photos from ALL QUIET ON THE WESTERN FRONT (1930) Last Modified February 21, 2021