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Smack center.
“Sands of Iwo Jima” was a 1949 release.
“The Magnificent Ambersons” was a 1942 film.
A jewel of a theatre.
Saw it in the US as a teen. Excellent film that defined Scandinavian frankness for many.
First saw this here in 1965.
Saw this movie for the first time in 1966, here.
Also shown dubbed in wide release as “Only the French Can.”
Olympia Theatre, right, with name above columns.
In June 1962.
Die lustigen Weiber von Wien, The Merry Wives of Vienna, 1931 film,Géza von Bolváry.
Also as a venue for FILMEX.
In 1913.
This theatre is located between St. Mary Major, where Pope Francis is interred, and St. John Lateran, where the Lateran Accords were signed in 1929.
Circa 1941.
1935?
A 1940 film.
Two Great Depression era films in 1934.
A 1938 film.
In 1995.
Great image, great film.
A frequently shown double bill from the Italian distributor I.F.E.
From 1927.
Probably 1956.
Smack center.
“Sands of Iwo Jima” was a 1949 release.
“The Magnificent Ambersons” was a 1942 film.
A jewel of a theatre.
Saw it in the US as a teen. Excellent film that defined Scandinavian frankness for many.
First saw this here in 1965.
Saw this movie for the first time in 1966, here.
Also shown dubbed in wide release as “Only the French Can.”
Olympia Theatre, right, with name above columns.
In June 1962.
Die lustigen Weiber von Wien, The Merry Wives of Vienna, 1931 film,
Géza von Bolváry.
Also as a venue for FILMEX.
In 1913.
This theatre is located between St. Mary Major, where Pope Francis is interred, and St. John Lateran, where the Lateran Accords were signed in 1929.
Circa 1941.
Circa 1941.
1935?
A 1940 film.
Two Great Depression era films in 1934.
A 1938 film.
In 1995.
Great image, great film.
A frequently shown double bill from the Italian distributor I.F.E.
From 1927.
Probably 1956.