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Young Robert Blake in “Mokey.”
Published on March 21, 1943.
“Divina creatura.”
Saw this here with a friend at age 13.
The Polish film was shown in its German version with English subtitles.
“I compagni”
Lost film, lost cinema.
“Maria Candelaria.”
“Portrait of Maria” was the great Mexican film “Maria Candelaria.”
A great Francesco Rosi film. Foreign-language titles rarely played the Kent.
A remake by Pietro Germi of his own “Divorce Italian Style."
“The Smallest Show on Earth” was also called “Big Time Operators” and was a hilarious film about a group of wackos running a movie theatre.
12-18-58
I attended this show at age 15 and really loved “The Brave One.”
In 1920.
Truly lovely place.
Doesn’t even mention Godard.
Where I first saw this at age nine.
“Les Enfants terribles”
“Pane, amore e gelosia”.
Actress Ida Kaminska was unforgettable.
The second film, “The Tailor’s Maid” was called “Padri e figli” in Italian, was directed by Mario Monicelli, and was a good film. I attended this subtitled program.
“Molti sogni per le strade,” Mario Camerini, 1948.
Young Robert Blake in “Mokey.”
Published on March 21, 1943.
“Divina creatura.”
Saw this here with a friend at age 13.
The Polish film was shown in its German version with English subtitles.
“I compagni”
Lost film, lost cinema.
“Maria Candelaria.”
“Portrait of Maria” was the great Mexican film “Maria Candelaria.”
A great Francesco Rosi film. Foreign-language titles rarely played the Kent.
A remake by Pietro Germi of his own “Divorce Italian Style."
“The Smallest Show on Earth” was also called “Big Time Operators” and was a hilarious film about a group of wackos running a movie theatre.
12-18-58
“The Smallest Show on Earth” was also called “Big Time Operators” and was a hilarious film about a group of wackos running a movie theatre.
I attended this show at age 15 and really loved “The Brave One.”
In 1920.
In 1920.
Truly lovely place.
Doesn’t even mention Godard.
Where I first saw this at age nine.
“Les Enfants terribles”
“Pane, amore e gelosia”.
Actress Ida Kaminska was unforgettable.
The second film, “The Tailor’s Maid” was called “Padri e figli” in Italian, was directed by Mario Monicelli, and was a good film. I attended this subtitled program.
“Molti sogni per le strade,” Mario Camerini, 1948.