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This was a subsequent run. First shown at the Providence Opera House.
Important part of this hall’s history.
Can be seen complete on YouTube with English subtitles. 72 minutes.
Can be watched on YouTube. The score by Dmitri Shostakovich is superb and cannot be heard in any other context.
The score by Dmitri Shostakovich is superb and cannot be heard in any other context.
Fine British double bill plus a short film by Roberto Rossellini with Ingrid Bergman.
There had been a fire earlier in the year.
Auditorium without seating.
Too bad there was a destructive fire in a few months.
The Providence Boys Club, lower right, was the location of the esteemed Talma Theatre, a local theatre group. The also showed movies, including the now-lost “Four Devils” by Murnau.
Two concerts on Thanksgiving Day in 1894…and more.
The film can be watched in full on YouTube. Runs a little over an hour but has no subtitles.
This theatre was then called the Liberty.
Description: A bricklayer of Jewish ancestry leaves capitalist America during the Depression for the promise of Soviet Russia.
Nice show. Great color on both.
Hey, perfect aspect ratio!
Grim tragedy!
Google tells me the place is now called Aikenhead Hall.
There was an Italy Cinema in Johnston, RI, USA in the 1960s-1970s. https://www.cinematreasures.org/theaters/6388
There was a Cinema Italia (Italy Cinema) in Johnston, Rhode Island, where I came from. It has a page on Cinema Treasures.
The Avon’s second movie. The first had been “Life and Loves of Beethoven” by Abel Gance. So the first two attractions were French.
Orignally called “They Shall Have Music”.
This was a subsequent run. First shown at the Providence Opera House.
Important part of this hall’s history.
Can be seen complete on YouTube with English subtitles. 72 minutes.
Can be seen complete on YouTube with English subtitles. 72 minutes.
Can be watched on YouTube. The score by Dmitri Shostakovich is superb and cannot be heard in any other context.
The score by Dmitri Shostakovich is superb and cannot be heard in any other context.
Fine British double bill plus a short film by Roberto Rossellini with Ingrid Bergman.
There had been a fire earlier in the year.
Auditorium without seating.
Too bad there was a destructive fire in a few months.
The Providence Boys Club, lower right, was the location of the esteemed Talma Theatre, a local theatre group. The also showed movies, including the now-lost “Four Devils” by Murnau.
Important part of this hall’s history.
Two concerts on Thanksgiving Day in 1894…and more.
The film can be watched in full on YouTube. Runs a little over an hour but has no subtitles.
The film can be watched in full on YouTube. Runs a little over an hour but has no subtitles.
This theatre was then called the Liberty.
Description: A bricklayer of Jewish ancestry leaves capitalist America during the Depression for the promise of Soviet Russia.
Nice show. Great color on both.
Hey, perfect aspect ratio!
Grim tragedy!
Google tells me the place is now called Aikenhead Hall.
There was an Italy Cinema in Johnston, RI, USA in the 1960s-1970s. https://www.cinematreasures.org/theaters/6388
There was a Cinema Italia (Italy Cinema) in Johnston, Rhode Island, where I came from. It has a page on Cinema Treasures.
The Avon’s second movie. The first had been “Life and Loves of Beethoven” by Abel Gance. So the first two attractions were French.
Orignally called “They Shall Have Music”.