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That’s an ad from 1928.
October 29, 1976 ad.
Above photo courtesy quahog.org.
Sign to the left of the theatre directs people to wartime shelter.
On the site of the current Warwick Theatre.
Courtesy quahog.org
In 2004.
In 1996.
On August 23, 1959, with a group of friends, we saw two films here: “First Man into Space” and “The Crimson Pirate.” Good adventure matinee program.
The place is now Federal Hill Brick Oven Pizza.
In 1925.
In 1969.
In 1911.
And “RBG” is quite a good documentary!
This looks like the 1960 film “Jazz Boat” with Anthony Newley and Anne Aubrey.
In 1938 or 1939.
1927 film by John Ford.
In 2005.
The source of many of the ethnic Italian-language films shown here when it was the Cinema Giglio was the importer-distributor Casolaro-Giglio, on Lafayette Street.
“Il Principe dalla Maschera Rossa.”
Amazing!
1941 photo.
Saw this here the summer of 1959!
In 1928.
That’s an ad from 1928.
October 29, 1976 ad.
Above photo courtesy quahog.org.
Sign to the left of the theatre directs people to wartime shelter.
On the site of the current Warwick Theatre.
Courtesy quahog.org
In 2004.
In 1996.
In 2004.
On August 23, 1959, with a group of friends, we saw two films here: “First Man into Space” and “The Crimson Pirate.” Good adventure matinee program.
The place is now Federal Hill Brick Oven Pizza.
In 1925.
In 1969.
In 1911.
And “RBG” is quite a good documentary!
This looks like the 1960 film “Jazz Boat” with Anthony Newley and Anne Aubrey.
In 1938 or 1939.
1927 film by John Ford.
In 2005.
The source of many of the ethnic Italian-language films shown here when it was the Cinema Giglio was the importer-distributor Casolaro-Giglio, on Lafayette Street.
“Il Principe dalla Maschera Rossa.”
Amazing!
1941 photo.
Saw this here the summer of 1959!
In 1928.