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“Afghanistan: Heart of Asia” (1929) directed by Vladimir Erofeev.
That would be actress Italia Almirante-Manzini.
If you look up the sidewalk you can see the marquee of the RKO Albee Theatre.
“Too Many Girls” was a 1940 film.
In Mystic Village.
In 1958, most probably.
A neighborhood theatre with reserved seats was an unusual occurrence then.
The Empire was the Westminster Theatre then.
Before this Fays Theatre in Providence was opened after the Union changed its name around 1912, there was a Fay’s (not Fays) Theatre in Pawtucket in 1909 at least, as an alternate name for the Pastime Theatre there.
Fays (not Fay’s, as here) Theatre in Providence was not yet in existence, but subsequently to open under the name of Union Theatre.
Gene Autry in “Back in the Saddle.”
A 1954 film.
June 1950.
As the Scenic Temple.
Also called Fay’s Theatre, January 1, 1908 ad. Address: High and Exchange.
A 1986 film.
The dance canteen was labeled “Swing Haven.”
Procession for annual St. Rocco’s Feast in August.
As a child in the 1940s and 1950s, I used to walk this street regularly to get to and from school.
“Amore, Patria e Dovere” = “Aldebaran” by Blasetti.
The trolley tracks must have gone out all the way to Watch Hill, about 5 ½ miles from the center of Westerly.
Norwich (CT) Bulletin.
From the Norwich (CT) Bulletin.
“Afghanistan: Heart of Asia” (1929) directed by Vladimir Erofeev.
That would be actress Italia Almirante-Manzini.
If you look up the sidewalk you can see the marquee of the RKO Albee Theatre.
“Too Many Girls” was a 1940 film.
In Mystic Village.
In 1958, most probably.
A neighborhood theatre with reserved seats was an unusual occurrence then.
The Empire was the Westminster Theatre then.
Before this Fays Theatre in Providence was opened after the Union changed its name around 1912, there was a Fay’s (not Fays) Theatre in Pawtucket in 1909 at least, as an alternate name for the Pastime Theatre there.
Fays (not Fay’s, as here) Theatre in Providence was not yet in existence, but subsequently to open under the name of Union Theatre.
Gene Autry in “Back in the Saddle.”
A 1954 film.
June 1950.
June 1950.
As the Scenic Temple.
Also called Fay’s Theatre, January 1, 1908 ad. Address: High and Exchange.
A 1986 film.
The dance canteen was labeled “Swing Haven.”
Procession for annual St. Rocco’s Feast in August.
As a child in the 1940s and 1950s, I used to walk this street regularly to get to and from school.
“Amore, Patria e Dovere” = “Aldebaran” by Blasetti.
The trolley tracks must have gone out all the way to Watch Hill, about 5 ½ miles from the center of Westerly.
Norwich (CT) Bulletin.
Norwich (CT) Bulletin.
From the Norwich (CT) Bulletin.