“At War with the Army” opened widely in the US in January 1951. I remember seeing it with my parents, not here, but at the Strand in Providence. I was 9.
I remember seeing the great 1948 Italian film “La Terra Trema” by Luchino Visconti here in 1965. It had never been shown in America. I was overwhelmed by the film, the beautiful 35mm print.
I remember seeing the great 1948 Italian film “La Terra Trema” by Luchino Visconti here in 1965. It had never been shown in America. I was overwhelmed by the film, the beautiful 35mm print.
An early 1951 flyer.
“At War with the Army” opened widely in the US in January 1951. I remember seeing it with my parents, not here, but at the Strand in Providence. I was 9.
As the Roxy.
As the Roxy.
Building on the right.
Ran here well over a year.
“The Long Ships” with Richard Widmark and “What A Way To Go” with Shirley MacLaine and Robert Mitchum.
In 1964.
The Awakening of Jim Burke with Jack Holt, 1935.
In 1969.
“Loves of a Blonde”? A 1965 Czech film.
“Father Was a Fullback” plus “Brimstone,” both 1949 movies..
Photo from 1950.
Took students of Italian to the Cheri in 1970 to see Fellini’s Satyricon.
Sounder.
In 1962?
In 1956.
In 1958.
Films: “Sensation Hunters” and “The Lost Trail.”
I remember seeing the great 1948 Italian film “La Terra Trema” by Luchino Visconti here in 1965. It had never been shown in America. I was overwhelmed by the film, the beautiful 35mm print.
I remember seeing the great 1948 Italian film “La Terra Trema” by Luchino Visconti here in 1965. It had never been shown in America. I was overwhelmed by the film, the beautiful 35mm print.
In 1939 or so.
In 1970?
In 1940.
35mm projector in use.