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“L'uomo dal guanto grigio” was made in Italy in 1948.
OPPENHEIMER, absolutely stunning here on 70MM IMAX!
In 1977…OK, I see the year given.
A Jean Renoir film!
A 1936 film.
Can be seen complete on YouTube without subtitles.
March 1954.
In March 1954. Opening attraction.
In 1954.
This 1948 film can be seen complete on YouTube with no English subtitles. It was a remake of the 1915 Neapolitan silent film classic “Assunta Spina” with Francesca Bertini.
A 1936 Polish film.
Center Theatre a block down Washington Street.
One of the best and most famous Yiddish-language films.
Chaplin’s revision and re-issue of his 1925 masterpiece.
As the Gaiety, 1931.
circa 1978.
“Hell’s Angels” 1930?
The film was made in 1942. It is now a lost film.
Beautiful. Who needs to see whatever movie they are showing in the auditorium if you can sit here and read a good book.
This jolly musical,“Keto and Kote”, can be seen complete on YouTube, in Georgian with NO subtitles. It was made in 1948.
From 1936.
Looks like 1949. “Battleground” on the marquee.
This is currently an unfindable film from that era, possibly lost.
I went out of my way to see this at a cinema on the outskirts of Rome in 1969, under the original title “Banditi a Milano.”
Advice during the pandemic!
“L'uomo dal guanto grigio” was made in Italy in 1948.
OPPENHEIMER, absolutely stunning here on 70MM IMAX!
In 1977…OK, I see the year given.
A Jean Renoir film!
A 1936 film.
Can be seen complete on YouTube without subtitles.
March 1954.
In March 1954. Opening attraction.
In 1954.
This 1948 film can be seen complete on YouTube with no English subtitles. It was a remake of the 1915 Neapolitan silent film classic “Assunta Spina” with Francesca Bertini.
A 1936 Polish film.
Center Theatre a block down Washington Street.
One of the best and most famous Yiddish-language films.
Chaplin’s revision and re-issue of his 1925 masterpiece.
As the Gaiety, 1931.
circa 1978.
“Hell’s Angels” 1930?
The film was made in 1942. It is now a lost film.
Beautiful. Who needs to see whatever movie they are showing in the auditorium if you can sit here and read a good book.
This jolly musical,“Keto and Kote”, can be seen complete on YouTube, in Georgian with NO subtitles. It was made in 1948.
From 1936.
Looks like 1949. “Battleground” on the marquee.
This is currently an unfindable film from that era, possibly lost.
I went out of my way to see this at a cinema on the outskirts of Rome in 1969, under the original title “Banditi a Milano.”
Advice during the pandemic!