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Based on a story by Damon Runyon, this Frank Capra film was nominated for several Oscars after it was released in 1933 (it was remade by Capra as Pocketful of Miracles in 1961). A tenderhearted Depression-era comedy, it tells the story of Apple Annie (May Robson), a panhandling street vendor who has kept her real identity hidden from a daughter being reared in Europe. When the grown-up daughter comes to New York for a visit, Annie turns to gambler Dave the Dude (Warren William) for help. He transforms her–temporarily–into a high-society grande dame, but not without complications. The film is nearly stolen by Guy Kibbee, as a judge posing as Annie's husband, but Warren William, a John Barrymore lookalike, and dour Ned Sparks get laughs too.

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A double CD release that includes the 1982 masterpiece Music for a New Society and its complete reworking M:FANS. 1982’s long out-of-print Music for a New Society has been completely re-mastered from the original tapes and overseen by John Cale. It includes three exclusive tracks, a previously unreleased recording "Library of Force,” and two out-takes from the original session. On M:FANS, Cale re-contextualizes the original songs into radical new forms to resonate with the digital age. It includes a new recording of “Back to the End,” a previously lost track from the original session.