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June 1950.
As the Scenic Temple.
Also called Fay’s Theatre, January 1, 1908 ad. Address: High and Exchange.
A 1986 film.
The dance canteen was labeled “Swing Haven.”
Procession for annual St. Rocco’s Feast in August.
As a child in the 1940s and 1950s, I used to walk this street regularly to get to and from school.
“Amore, Patria e Dovere” = “Aldebaran” by Blasetti.
The trolley tracks must have gone out all the way to Watch Hill, about 5 ½ miles from the center of Westerly.
Norwich (CT) Bulletin.
From the Norwich (CT) Bulletin.
It had played here two years before under the original title “Los Olvidados.”
I just watched this yesterday on YouTube. It’s quite good.
Ingrid Bergman, “Spellbound,” a 1945 Hitchcock film.
Apollo marquee up the street.
“Forbidden Desire” was “Les Amants du Tage,” 1954, also called “Port of Shame.”
“Foxiest Girl in Paris” is “Nathalie”, 1957, Christian-Jaque. “Port of Shame” is “Les Amants du Tage,” 1954, Henri Verneuil, also called “Lovers of Lisbon,” “Lovers' Net,” “Forbidden Desire.”
“The Shocking Set” was, it seems, a group of shorts featuring nudity. “No Morals” was a 1955 French film “M'Sieur la Caille.”
“Over the Hill to the Poorhouse” (1920) would be remade as a sound film, “Over the Hill,” in 1931.
“Working Girls” and “Eat the Peach” were both 1986 films.
“Stop that Man” was a 1928 film release.
June 1950.
As the Scenic Temple.
Also called Fay’s Theatre, January 1, 1908 ad. Address: High and Exchange.
A 1986 film.
The dance canteen was labeled “Swing Haven.”
Procession for annual St. Rocco’s Feast in August.
As a child in the 1940s and 1950s, I used to walk this street regularly to get to and from school.
“Amore, Patria e Dovere” = “Aldebaran” by Blasetti.
The trolley tracks must have gone out all the way to Watch Hill, about 5 ½ miles from the center of Westerly.
Norwich (CT) Bulletin.
Norwich (CT) Bulletin.
From the Norwich (CT) Bulletin.
It had played here two years before under the original title “Los Olvidados.”
I just watched this yesterday on YouTube. It’s quite good.
Ingrid Bergman, “Spellbound,” a 1945 Hitchcock film.
Apollo marquee up the street.
“Forbidden Desire” was “Les Amants du Tage,” 1954, also called “Port of Shame.”
“Foxiest Girl in Paris” is “Nathalie”, 1957, Christian-Jaque. “Port of Shame” is “Les Amants du Tage,” 1954, Henri Verneuil, also called “Lovers of Lisbon,” “Lovers' Net,” “Forbidden Desire.”
“The Shocking Set” was, it seems, a group of shorts featuring nudity. “No Morals” was a 1955 French film “M'Sieur la Caille.”
“Over the Hill to the Poorhouse” (1920) would be remade as a sound film, “Over the Hill,” in 1931.
“Over the Hill to the Poorhouse” (1920) would be remade as a sound film, “Over the Hill,” in 1931.
“Over the Hill to the Poorhouse” (1920) would be remade as a sound film, “Over the Hill,” in 1931.
“Over the Hill to the Poorhouse” (1920) would be remade as a sound film, “Over the Hill,” in 1931.
“Working Girls” and “Eat the Peach” were both 1986 films.
“Stop that Man” was a 1928 film release.