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Film by Abel Gance.
Corradi.
The film was praised in writing by author Graham Greene.
“Hey-Day for Marriage” = “Viva gli sposi” = “La bisbetica domata” = “Taming of the Shrew,” 1942.
A 1937 film whose title song became sort of a cheery anthem during the fascist era.
“Sa vieille maman” = “Mamma!”, 1941, Guido Brignone.
I loved that marquee and the amazing array of titles that filled it.
The composer’s first name is spelled Giuseppe!
Virtually no Italian films had been shown dring the war. Prints were sequestered by the US Government.
Amazing find.
“Rome, 11 O'Clock”
“Little Martyr” was “I bambini ci guardano”/“The Children Are Watching Us” by Vittorio De Sica 1943.
This was the Spanish-made “La Guerra de Dios/I Was a Parish Priest”, 1953, by Rafel Gil.
I wonder if Raspoutine liked poutine.
Spelled ROSSELLINI!
This film played a limited number of engagements across the US and Canada, often under the title “Lost on the Riviera”.
“Harvest” in US.
“Sammy Going South”
“On a volé un homme”.
It did play several US and Canadian cinemas in the mid-1930s.
Now-lost film by Max Ophuls.
This film DID have a limited circulation in the US and Canada.
This would be the first film shown at the Paris Theatre in New York City in September 1948.
Directed by Alel Gance?
“Soli nella notte”.
Film by Abel Gance.
Corradi.
The film was praised in writing by author Graham Greene.
“Hey-Day for Marriage” = “Viva gli sposi” = “La bisbetica domata” = “Taming of the Shrew,” 1942.
A 1937 film whose title song became sort of a cheery anthem during the fascist era.
“Sa vieille maman” = “Mamma!”, 1941, Guido Brignone.
I loved that marquee and the amazing array of titles that filled it.
The composer’s first name is spelled Giuseppe!
Virtually no Italian films had been shown dring the war. Prints were sequestered by the US Government.
Amazing find.
“Rome, 11 O'Clock”
“Little Martyr” was “I bambini ci guardano”/“The Children Are Watching Us” by Vittorio De Sica 1943.
This was the Spanish-made “La Guerra de Dios/I Was a Parish Priest”, 1953, by Rafel Gil.
I wonder if Raspoutine liked poutine.
Spelled ROSSELLINI!
This film played a limited number of engagements across the US and Canada, often under the title “Lost on the Riviera”.
“Harvest” in US.
“Sammy Going South”
“On a volé un homme”.
It did play several US and Canadian cinemas in the mid-1930s.
Now-lost film by Max Ophuls.
This film DID have a limited circulation in the US and Canada.
This would be the first film shown at the Paris Theatre in New York City in September 1948.
Directed by Alel Gance?
“Soli nella notte”.