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In Westerly/Pawcatuck.
1938?
The card gives the city as Westerly, RI. The theatre was actually across the state line in Pawcatuck (Stonington) CT.
Part of the Pawcatuck/Westerly business area straddling the state line between CT and RI.
A classy double bill.
The Green Slime and Speedway.
In 1956.
Big hit at the time. Silent Italian spectacle that influenced D. W. Griffith.
My photo from late 1960s.
Pawcatuck.
Westerly/Pawcatuck.
Probably 1958, from the film titles.
In 1941.
1920s-1930s.
Around 1961.
The year was 1969.
Film playing: “Any Number Can Play” with Clark Gable and Alexis Smith, 1949.
Only exterior photo of the Midway Theatre I have ever seen while in operation.
No Morals is the 1959 Les Dragueurs, a French New Wave movie with Charles Aznavour.
Reverse side of small Snow White poster, q.v.
As the Cosmopolitan
Zane Grey’s The Last Trail, 1921.
Courtesy G.A. Bilotta.
In Westerly/Pawcatuck.
1938?
The card gives the city as Westerly, RI. The theatre was actually across the state line in Pawcatuck (Stonington) CT.
Part of the Pawcatuck/Westerly business area straddling the state line between CT and RI.
A classy double bill.
A classy double bill.
The Green Slime and Speedway.
In 1956.
Big hit at the time. Silent Italian spectacle that influenced D. W. Griffith.
My photo from late 1960s.
Pawcatuck.
Westerly/Pawcatuck.
Westerly/Pawcatuck.
Probably 1958, from the film titles.
In 1941.
1920s-1930s.
Around 1961.
The year was 1969.
Film playing: “Any Number Can Play” with Clark Gable and Alexis Smith, 1949.
Only exterior photo of the Midway Theatre I have ever seen while in operation.
No Morals is the 1959 Les Dragueurs, a French New Wave movie with Charles Aznavour.
Reverse side of small Snow White poster, q.v.
As the Cosmopolitan
Zane Grey’s The Last Trail, 1921.
Courtesy G.A. Bilotta.