October 21, 1976

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The Song Remains The Same - L.A. Premiere
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Los Angeles Fox Wilshire Theatre hosts the west coast premiere, attended by the band. Jimmy Page: "(The premieres were) held apart by a few days so we could check the cinemas out. It's not as easy a job as you'd think getting the sound right for cinemas. The first time in New York was great, the first time one had sat in an audience. Every time I had seen the film before was with technicians, people with a really critical eye. Then the film  really lived for the first time and you could see people getting off on things, applauding and laughing at the right time, generally vibing."

After party held at The Bistro.

Other charity premieres are held in various major cities including: Toronto, Boston and Dallas, San Francisco and Chicago, (not attended by the band). The Canadian debut is held in Toronto at the Varsity 2 theatre with proceeds donated to the Canadian Save the Children's Fund. 

 

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  • October 21, 1976
    The Song Remains The Same - L.A. Premiere

    Los Angeles Fox Wilshire Theatre hosts the west coast premiere, attended by the band. Jimmy Page: "(The premieres were) held apart by a few days so we could check the cinemas out. It's not as easy a job as you'd think getting the sound right for cinemas. The first time in New York was great, the first time one had sat in an audience. Every time I had seen the film before was with technicians, people with a really critical eye. Then the film  really lived for the first time and you could see people getting off on things, applauding and laughing at the right time, generally vibing."

    After party held at The Bistro.

    Other charity premieres are held in various major cities including: Toronto, Boston and Dallas, San Francisco and Chicago, (not attended by the band). The Canadian debut is held in Toronto at the Varsity 2 theatre with proceeds donated to the Canadian Save the Children's Fund. 

     

    1976-10-21