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Opened in the uncut 3-hour version, cut down to about two hours and 20 minutes shortly after, before being restored decades later.
In 1970?
I think this is supposed to be Decatur, Alabama???
Roman kids enjoying a film at this cinema-for-children in the ancient city.
Noted repertory cinema programmed by critic Pauline Kael, who wrote program notes.
1932 flood.
“Dirigible” was a 1931 film.
YOL & Passione d'amore.
Original French title: “La foire aux femmes”.
Ca. 2023.
Fake marquee at the Guild 50th for a Seinfeld episode.
“Elephant Man” was a 1980 film. Photo is later.
Circa 1963.
1967-68.
Promotional ad from 1961 or so. Films from various years.
Now set for closure/replacement. https://www.wpri.com/target-12/thats-all-folks-showcase-cinemas-to-exit-providence-place-mall-seeks-replacement/
“Sands of Iwo Jima” (1949), “Wake of the Red Witch” (1948). A John Wayne double bill.
Circa 1977.
A 1943 film.
“Song of the Loon ” was a popular film of its type.
Uncut version, would be trimmed by about a half hour shortly after and shown that way for years until its restoration in the 1990s.
Important to see for its cinematic eloquence and to get a precise view of its blatant racism.
My photo. I took this.
Original B/W photo.
Opened in the uncut 3-hour version, cut down to about two hours and 20 minutes shortly after, before being restored decades later.
In 1970?
I think this is supposed to be Decatur, Alabama???
Roman kids enjoying a film at this cinema-for-children in the ancient city.
Noted repertory cinema programmed by critic Pauline Kael, who wrote program notes.
1932 flood.
“Dirigible” was a 1931 film.
YOL & Passione d'amore.
Original French title: “La foire aux femmes”.
Ca. 2023.
Fake marquee at the Guild 50th for a Seinfeld episode.
“Elephant Man” was a 1980 film. Photo is later.
Circa 1963.
1967-68.
Promotional ad from 1961 or so. Films from various years.
Now set for closure/replacement. https://www.wpri.com/target-12/thats-all-folks-showcase-cinemas-to-exit-providence-place-mall-seeks-replacement/
Now set for closure/replacement. https://www.wpri.com/target-12/thats-all-folks-showcase-cinemas-to-exit-providence-place-mall-seeks-replacement/
“Sands of Iwo Jima” (1949), “Wake of the Red Witch” (1948). A John Wayne double bill.
Circa 1977.
A 1943 film.
“Song of the Loon ” was a popular film of its type.
Uncut version, would be trimmed by about a half hour shortly after and shown that way for years until its restoration in the 1990s.
Important to see for its cinematic eloquence and to get a precise view of its blatant racism.
My photo. I took this.
Original B/W photo.