“St. Stephen is a Canadian town in Charlotte County, New Brunswick, situated on the east bank of the St. Croix River around the intersection of New Brunswick Route 170 and the southern terminus of New Brunswick Route 3.” —Wikipedia. It is across the river from Calais, Maine.
Nearby Middlebury College has esteemed foreign-language schools, with special summer programs. Hence the programming of the French “There’s Always a Price Tag.” (“Retour de manivelle,” 1957.)
“The Witch” was a 1952 Finnish film, “Noita Palaa Elamaan” by Roland Af Hallstrom. “The Cupboard Was Bare” was the 1948 French film “L'Armoire volante” by Carlo Rim.
“St. Stephen is a Canadian town in Charlotte County, New Brunswick, situated on the east bank of the St. Croix River around the intersection of New Brunswick Route 170 and the southern terminus of New Brunswick Route 3.” —Wikipedia. It is across the river from Calais, Maine.
Ad in The Daily Worker.
Ads proclaimed this to be the “Farthest Northwestern Theatre in U.S.”
A Preston Sturges film.
11th anniversary.
Sophia Loren is reported to have said this was her favorite among her films.
1929 ad in The Daily Worker. 1927 film.
Alternate title: “Women of Ryazan.” Directed by Olga Preobrazhenskaya. (Viewable on YouTube.)
“La fête à Henriette.”
Love the humor of the text in that ad.
Also known as “Crossroads.”
Ad in The Daily Worker.
Robinson Grand Performimg Arts Center.
From the film titles, this looks like 1949.
“La femme nue” from 1949 and “Dedée d'Anvers” from 1948.
Pier Paolo Pasolini was one of the numerous script writers on this Italian film directed by Mario Soldati.
This is the kind of program the Thalia Theatre in Manhattan might include in their screenings.
Previously known as the Opera House.
In 1971.
In 1941.
Nearby Middlebury College has esteemed foreign-language schools, with special summer programs. Hence the programming of the French “There’s Always a Price Tag.” (“Retour de manivelle,” 1957.)
“The Witch” was a 1952 Finnish film, “Noita Palaa Elamaan” by Roland Af Hallstrom. “The Cupboard Was Bare” was the 1948 French film “L'Armoire volante” by Carlo Rim.
This was an American-made Yiddish film, released in 1932, directed by Adolf Gartner. No cast available. It may be a lost film.
This is an Alfred Hitchcock film, the now-little-seen
1934 “Waltzes from Vienna.”
Looks like 1945.