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Part of the Pawcatuck/Westerly business area straddling the state line between CT and RI.
A classy double bill.
The Green Slime and Speedway.
In 1956.
Big hit at the time. Silent Italian spectacle that influenced D. W. Griffith.
My photo from late 1960s.
Pawcatuck.
Westerly/Pawcatuck.
Probably 1958, from the film titles.
In 1941.
1920s-1930s.
Around 1961.
The year was 1969.
Film playing: “Any Number Can Play” with Clark Gable and Alexis Smith, 1949.
Only exterior photo of the Midway Theatre I have ever seen while in operation.
No Morals is the 1959 Les Dragueurs, a French New Wave movie with Charles Aznavour.
Reverse side of small Snow White poster, q.v.
As the Cosmopolitan
Zane Grey’s The Last Trail, 1921.
Courtesy G.A. Bilotta.
Circa June 1963 leaflet.
Theatre on the right.
Part of the Pawcatuck/Westerly business area straddling the state line between CT and RI.
A classy double bill.
A classy double bill.
The Green Slime and Speedway.
In 1956.
Big hit at the time. Silent Italian spectacle that influenced D. W. Griffith.
My photo from late 1960s.
Pawcatuck.
Westerly/Pawcatuck.
Westerly/Pawcatuck.
Probably 1958, from the film titles.
In 1941.
1920s-1930s.
Around 1961.
The year was 1969.
Film playing: “Any Number Can Play” with Clark Gable and Alexis Smith, 1949.
Only exterior photo of the Midway Theatre I have ever seen while in operation.
No Morals is the 1959 Les Dragueurs, a French New Wave movie with Charles Aznavour.
Reverse side of small Snow White poster, q.v.
As the Cosmopolitan
Zane Grey’s The Last Trail, 1921.
Courtesy G.A. Bilotta.
Courtesy G.A. Bilotta.
Circa June 1963 leaflet.
Theatre on the right.