We understand that a pristine 35mm print of EAST MEETS WEST is held by the British Film Institute. Unfortunately for us, the only source material in circulation at the moment is derived from an old VHS tape, but as they say, ’tis better than nothing:
EAST MEETS WEST is Mr. A’s third British-made film that was produced in London from January to April 1936. Its production was halted for Mr. A to attend the funeral of King George V in January. A humorous tale of international intrigue, Mr. A seems to be channeling his Rajah of Rukh from THE GREEN GODDESS, although his Sultan here is whimsical, not lecherous.
Cover of Press Book for EAST MEETS WEST:
Full Page Woodcut Design from Press Book:
Press Book Pages showing advertising materials available to theaters:
Mr. A’s brother, Fred Andrews, was in the British diplomatic corps and was hired by the studio as a technical advisor for the film:
The film had a strong supporting cast including (left to right) Norma Varden, Ballard Berkekley (later of “Faulty Towers” fame), Mr. A of course, and Godfrey Tearle:
In the center Godfrey Tearle and Lucie Mannheim:
ARLISS ARCHIVES 
I wish there were a well-to-do Arliss fan who would give this film a lavish restoration!
So do I! Actually, a large number of British 1930s films held by the BFI have made their way onto DVD and even Blu-ray. So it shouldn’t require a wealthy donor.