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Can be watched today on YouTube.
This great French film classic can be viewed complete on YouTube as “Le Diable au corps.” Helps to know some French as there are no subtitles.
Pietro Germi’s “Il cammino della speranza” can be viewed complete on YouTube. No subtitles.
“Stand by for Action” and “I Married a Witch” were playing at the State on and around March 29, 1943.
The 1948 Italian film “Senza pietà” can be viewed on YouTube, in Italian with no subtitles.
“Un uomo ritorna”
2009 revival.
Films of musical/operatic interest were often booked here, given the proximity of Lincoln Center and the Metropolitan Opera.
The era of arthouse coffee commences!
Another excellent but almost completely forgotten classic Italian film. It can be viewed in its entirety on YouTube, without subtitles.
Can be seen complete on YouTube as “La tratta delle bianche,” in Italian with no English subtitles.
That was the US premiere of “Rocco,” here and at the Beekman.
…and the PIX on the left.
Italian film noir from 1952 “La tratta delle bianche” (White Slave Trade) directed by Luigi Comencini.
Viewable as “Amici per la pelle,” complete, on YouTube in Italian with optional Italian subtitles.
New York Daily News.
Would run 267 weeks. Would end in mid-March 1976.
I remember seeing “Basileus Quartet” here after a Boston Symphony Sunday afternoon concert at nearby Tanglewood on August 5th.
The film I most remember with Sidney Poitier. I saw it when it first came out around this time.
“Gli uomini non guardano il cielo,” 1952.
Released in 1952. Violet and Daisy Hilton had also appeared in Tod Browning’s “Freaks,” 20 years earlier in 1932.
Circa 1948, because of “Emperor Waltz” poster on the right. That must have been a revival of the 1941 “Grapes of Wrath.”
New York Daily News review.
I attended a couple of these 16mm showings.
Can be watched today on YouTube.
This great French film classic can be viewed complete on YouTube as “Le Diable au corps.” Helps to know some French as there are no subtitles.
Pietro Germi’s “Il cammino della speranza” can be viewed complete on YouTube. No subtitles.
“Stand by for Action” and “I Married a Witch” were playing at the State on and around March 29, 1943.
The 1948 Italian film “Senza pietà” can be viewed on YouTube, in Italian with no subtitles.
“Un uomo ritorna”
2009 revival.
Films of musical/operatic interest were often booked here, given the proximity of Lincoln Center and the Metropolitan Opera.
The era of arthouse coffee commences!
Another excellent but almost completely forgotten classic Italian film. It can be viewed in its entirety on YouTube, without subtitles.
Can be seen complete on YouTube as “La tratta delle bianche,” in Italian with no English subtitles.
That was the US premiere of “Rocco,” here and at the Beekman.
…and the PIX on the left.
Italian film noir from 1952 “La tratta delle bianche” (White Slave Trade) directed by Luigi Comencini.
Viewable as “Amici per la pelle,” complete, on YouTube in Italian with optional Italian subtitles.
New York Daily News.
Would run 267 weeks. Would end in mid-March 1976.
I remember seeing “Basileus Quartet” here after a Boston Symphony Sunday afternoon concert at nearby Tanglewood on August 5th.
The film I most remember with Sidney Poitier. I saw it when it first came out around this time.
“Gli uomini non guardano il cielo,” 1952.
Released in 1952. Violet and Daisy Hilton had also appeared in Tod Browning’s “Freaks,” 20 years earlier in 1932.
Released in 1952. Violet and Daisy Hilton had also appeared in Tod Browning’s “Freaks,” 20 years earlier in 1932.
Circa 1948, because of “Emperor Waltz” poster on the right. That must have been a revival of the 1941 “Grapes of Wrath.”
New York Daily News review.
I attended a couple of these 16mm showings.