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Should be “Giuseppe Musolino.”
I remember going to this program at age 16. The color on “Stone Flower” impressed me and I loved the Eisenstein classic.
Can be watched on YouTube.
Original release year listed as 1925.
Can be seen complete on YouTube with English subtitles.
“Four Ways Out” was a pretty good Pietro Germi film, shown here in a dubbed version.
John Ford’s “Prisoner of Shark Island”.
Does the building that housed the former A.O.H. Hall still exist?
Can be watched complete on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n5LetXdiZ9s&list=RDn5LetXdiZ9s&start_radio=1
Starring Dorothy Gish.
A classic on the subject of marital infidelity.
Fire destroyed the Star Theatre on January 15, 1913.
The seating capacity of the Princess/Lyric was said to be about 500.
I am not sure it actually reopened.
Played at Christmas, 1937.
A 1916 film with Pauline Frederick.
Saw this here at age nine with my parents.
“The Pizza Triangle”
Should be “Giuseppe Musolino.”
I remember going to this program at age 16. The color on “Stone Flower” impressed me and I loved the Eisenstein classic.
Can be watched on YouTube.
Original release year listed as 1925.
Can be seen complete on YouTube with English subtitles.
“Four Ways Out” was a pretty good Pietro Germi film, shown here in a dubbed version.
John Ford’s “Prisoner of Shark Island”.
Does the building that housed the former A.O.H. Hall still exist?
Can be watched complete on YouTube: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=n5LetXdiZ9s&list=RDn5LetXdiZ9s&start_radio=1
Starring Dorothy Gish.
A classic on the subject of marital infidelity.
A classic on the subject of marital infidelity.
Fire destroyed the Star Theatre on January 15, 1913.
Fire destroyed the Star Theatre on January 15, 1913.
Fire destroyed the Star Theatre on January 15, 1913.
Fire destroyed the Star Theatre on January 15, 1913.
Fire destroyed the Star Theatre on January 15, 1913.
Fire destroyed the Star Theatre on January 15, 1913.
Fire destroyed the Star Theatre on January 15, 1913.
The seating capacity of the Princess/Lyric was said to be about 500.
I am not sure it actually reopened.
Played at Christmas, 1937.
A 1916 film with Pauline Frederick.
Saw this here at age nine with my parents.
“The Pizza Triangle”