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Circa 1943.
A very good Italian neo-realist film, “Il sole sorge ancora.”
A 1952 Italian film, with Sophia Loren.
A 1941 Italian film.
From 2013.
Threading a 35mm film print in projector.
Comfy couch in rear of theatre.
Promoting showing of “Yellow Submarine.” Clever.
35mm projector threading.
See link in comments section.
Interesting little movie theatre in Juneau, Alaska.
Good article. https://www.juneauempire.com/life/celebrating-the-films-of-gold-town-theaters-founder/
1940 ads?
As the Ninigret. Blackburn Family photo.
1971 or so.
Providing live musical score for 1911 Italian silent film L'INFERNO, from Dante’s epic poem.
The second film was made in 1967.
From 1971. Getty Images, Boston Globe.
Opened in the uncut 3-hour version, cut down to about two hours and 20 minutes shortly after, before being restored decades later.
In 1970?
I think this is supposed to be Decatur, Alabama???
Roman kids enjoying a film at this cinema-for-children in the ancient city.
Noted repertory cinema programmed by critic Pauline Kael, who wrote program notes.
1932 flood.
Circa 1943.
A very good Italian neo-realist film, “Il sole sorge ancora.”
A very good Italian neo-realist film, “Il sole sorge ancora.”
A 1952 Italian film, with Sophia Loren.
A 1941 Italian film.
From 2013.
Threading a 35mm film print in projector.
Comfy couch in rear of theatre.
Promoting showing of “Yellow Submarine.” Clever.
35mm projector threading.
See link in comments section.
Interesting little movie theatre in Juneau, Alaska.
Good article. https://www.juneauempire.com/life/celebrating-the-films-of-gold-town-theaters-founder/
1940 ads?
As the Ninigret. Blackburn Family photo.
1971 or so.
Providing live musical score for 1911 Italian silent film L'INFERNO, from Dante’s epic poem.
The second film was made in 1967.
From 1971. Getty Images, Boston Globe.
Opened in the uncut 3-hour version, cut down to about two hours and 20 minutes shortly after, before being restored decades later.
In 1970?
I think this is supposed to be Decatur, Alabama???
Roman kids enjoying a film at this cinema-for-children in the ancient city.
Noted repertory cinema programmed by critic Pauline Kael, who wrote program notes.
1932 flood.