Opened on December 6th, 1945, during the first Christmas season since the end of WWII…The above ad, published in The New York Times, was much smaller than one in the rival Herald-Tribune, which can be viewed here
In The Godfather scene I believe there’s a news stand where there never had been a news stand because it would be in the way of pedestrian traffic and the area would most likely have been swarming with people either trying to get into the Hall or leaving it when the Christmas show was playing. I hate when they don’t get these things right. It throws me out of the movie.
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Opened on December 6th, 1945, during the first Christmas season since the end of WWII…The above ad, published in The New York Times, was much smaller than one in the rival Herald-Tribune, which can be viewed here
In The Godfather scene I believe there’s a news stand where there never had been a news stand because it would be in the way of pedestrian traffic and the area would most likely have been swarming with people either trying to get into the Hall or leaving it when the Christmas show was playing. I hate when they don’t get these things right. It throws me out of the movie.