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“Government Girl”
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You are really interested in recording commercial showings of this lost film. Good for you.
Lost film by Murnau.
Does the signage say “United Artists Rivoli”?
1942 most likely.
Circa 1963.
Released summer of 1943.
1942 opening.
Ca. 1947.
I was stating that it was made in 1976, which Imdb asserts.
I don’t live anywhere near this cinema, but I admire the programming and policies.
“Devil in the Flesh” played in March 1950.
In 1963.
A 1976 film.
Called the Broadway Cine-Roma when showing Italian movies. Note small sign under Broadway vertical marquee.
Released 1964.
1955 probably.
A 1965 Japanese movie.
Wrongly posted. This was the Globe that became the Lunt-Fontanne, further up Times Square.
This theatre was located only four blocks from the Metropolitan Opera at the time. The film might certainly have attracted some of that patronage.
“The Cobweb” and “Moonfleet” on the marquee. Both 1955 films.
Around 1927 when built.
A 1966 calendar, most likely.
“Government Girl”
From Facebook.
You are really interested in recording commercial showings of this lost film. Good for you.
Lost film by Murnau.
Does the signage say “United Artists Rivoli”?
1942 most likely.
Circa 1963.
Released summer of 1943.
1942 opening.
1942 opening.
Ca. 1947.
I was stating that it was made in 1976, which Imdb asserts.
I don’t live anywhere near this cinema, but I admire the programming and policies.
“Devil in the Flesh” played in March 1950.
In 1963.
A 1976 film.
Called the Broadway Cine-Roma when showing Italian movies. Note small sign under Broadway vertical marquee.
Released 1964.
1955 probably.
A 1965 Japanese movie.
Wrongly posted. This was the Globe that became the Lunt-Fontanne, further up Times Square.
This theatre was located only four blocks from the Metropolitan Opera at the time. The film might certainly have attracted some of that patronage.
“The Cobweb” and “Moonfleet” on the marquee. Both 1955 films.
Around 1927 when built.
A 1966 calendar, most likely.