Author John Banville wrote in his memoir “Time Pieces” about visiting this cinema, the atmosphere of the place, and the amatory activity that took place in the rear stalls.
In his book “Time Pieces- a Dublin Memoir,” author John Banville recalls the time he spent in this cinema, films he saw here, directors and stars he admired.
Ad misspelled Rossellini.
I took that photo around 1988 or so.
= “L'ombrellone.”
Original title:“Camicie rosse.” Directors: Goffredo Alessandrini and Francesco Rosi.
March 19, 1954.
It dealt with Pope Pius XII.
The building is now called the Newbry Building; address is 501 Boylston Street.
The venue was later called New England Life Hall, per various newspaper ads for films and events here.
Author John Banville wrote in his memoir “Time Pieces” about visiting this cinema, the atmosphere of the place, and the amatory activity that took place in the rear stalls.
In his book “Time Pieces- a Dublin Memoir,” author John Banville recalls the time he spent in this cinema, films he saw here, directors and stars he admired.
“The Bicycle Thief/"Ladri di biciclette.”
Original title: “Vertigine.”
Providence Evening Bulletin, courtesy quahog.org.
A Pietro Germi film.
Giuseppe, not"Giuseppi."
A Pietro Germi film.
May 29, 1963.
November 24, 1964.
Unique ad style used by the Exeter Theatre for many years.
1959 photo.
What kind of films are shown here? Any information on past programs, hours and days of operation?
“Victor” Gassman is Vittorio Gassman.
Circa 1989.
1940s.
“La provinciale” and “Il brigante Musolino” are the original titles.