A good early history of Woonsocket’s theatres can be found in The Woonsocket Call, June 1, 1942. Find that issue by searching here:
http://woonsocket.advantage-preservation.com/
A good early history of Woonsocket’s theatres can be found in The Woonsocket Call, June 1, 1942. Find that issue by searching here:
http://woonsocket.advantage-preservation.com/
A good early history of Woonsocket’s theatres can be found in The Woonsocket Call, June 1, 1942. Find that issue by searching here:
http://woonsocket.advantage-preservation.com/
A good early history of Woonsocket’s theatres can be found in The Woonsocket Call, June 1, 1942. Find that issue by searching here:
http://woonsocket.advantage-preservation.com/
A good early history of Woonsocket’s theatres can be found in The Woonsocket Call, June 1, 1942. Find that issue by searching here:
http://woonsocket.advantage-preservation.com/
A good early history of Woonsocket’s theatres can be found in The Woonsocket Call, June 1, 1942. Find that issue by searching here:
http://woonsocket.advantage-preservation.com/
The theatre opened on September 11, 1908. This postcard must be from around then.
Lynch’s Theatre first opened on September 11, 1908. Ad posted in the photos section.
In The Woonsocket Call.
The theatre first opened on Christmas Day, 1908. This photo looks like it was from that time.
The theatre first opened on Christmas Day, 1908. This photo looks like it was from that time.
The theatre first opened on Christmas Day, 1908.
It had suffered a major fire 13 months earlier.
The Bijou Theatre first opened on December 25, 1908.
The theatre had closed in November 1936 because of a major fire.
This is the FIRST photo I have ever seen of the interior.
A good early history of Woonsocket’s theatres can be found in The Woonsocket Call, June 1, 1942. Find that issue by searching here: http://woonsocket.advantage-preservation.com/
A good early history of Woonsocket’s theatres can be found in The Woonsocket Call, June 1, 1942. Find that issue by searching here: http://woonsocket.advantage-preservation.com/
A good early history of Woonsocket’s theatres can be found in The Woonsocket Call, June 1, 1942. Find that issue by searching here: http://woonsocket.advantage-preservation.com/
A good early history of Woonsocket’s theatres can be found in The Woonsocket Call, June 1, 1942. Find that issue by searching here: http://woonsocket.advantage-preservation.com/
A good early history of Woonsocket’s theatres can be found in The Woonsocket Call, June 1, 1942. Find that issue by searching here: http://woonsocket.advantage-preservation.com/
A good early history of Woonsocket’s theatres can be found in The Woonsocket Call, June 1, 1942. Find that issue by searching here: http://woonsocket.advantage-preservation.com/
Garey?
Hedy Kiesler was, of course, Hedy Lamarr.
I remember seeing this program here at the age of fourteen.
This is exactly when and where I first saw these two films!
That’s “The Little World of Don Camillo.”
French films were often shown in this mill-town of French-Canadian ancestry where the language was widely spoken.
French films were often shown in this mill-town of French-Canadian ancestry where the language was widely spoken.
French films were often shown in this mill-town of French-Canadian ancestry where the language was widely spoken.
French films were often shown in this mill-town of French-Canadian ancestry where the language was widely spoken.