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Clara Calamai.
A 1943 Italian film.
The Orpheum Theatre was the only New Bedford theatre to play Griffith’s “Birth of a Nation” during its initial run in the city in August 1915.
Center Theatre visible on right with tall front.
A Pietro Germi film!
Only the State survives as the Zeiterion. The other two theatres were demolished long ago.
Brazilian classic.
Subtitled opening.
A 1947 Italian film.
Both from the 1930s. Both in Italian? The first title lists as an Argentine movie.
Franciolini and De Sica.
French-dubbed version of the Japanese “Gate of Hell”.
Actually a November 1949 Thanksgiving-time ad.
De Santis and Soldati.
That’s 1948.
Germi and Soldati.
February 1953. Ad also posted.
Her love? In the film “Furia” was a horse.
“La Signora di Tutti” was the film Max Ophüls made in Italy in 1934.
Can be seen complete on YouTube.
“Furia” was the name of a horse in the film!
“The Little Martyr” was De Sica’s “The Children Are Watching Us”. (I bambini ci guardano).
“Times Gone By”
Segregated?
“Il passatore,” 1947, Duilio Coletti.
Clara Calamai.
A 1943 Italian film.
The Orpheum Theatre was the only New Bedford theatre to play Griffith’s “Birth of a Nation” during its initial run in the city in August 1915.
Center Theatre visible on right with tall front.
A Pietro Germi film!
Only the State survives as the Zeiterion. The other two theatres were demolished long ago.
Brazilian classic.
Subtitled opening.
A 1947 Italian film.
Both from the 1930s. Both in Italian? The first title lists as an Argentine movie.
Franciolini and De Sica.
French-dubbed version of the Japanese “Gate of Hell”.
Actually a November 1949 Thanksgiving-time ad.
De Santis and Soldati.
That’s 1948.
Germi and Soldati.
February 1953. Ad also posted.
Her love? In the film “Furia” was a horse.
“La Signora di Tutti” was the film Max Ophüls made in Italy in 1934.
Can be seen complete on YouTube.
“Furia” was the name of a horse in the film!
“The Little Martyr” was De Sica’s “The Children Are Watching Us”. (I bambini ci guardano).
“Times Gone By”
Segregated?
“Il passatore,” 1947, Duilio Coletti.