1960s: Hand puppet knocks over lunch trays in puppet theater. Curtain closes on puppet theater.

Excellent early 1940's movie theater marquees in color (including Roxy, Loew's Mayfair, Loew's Ziegfield, Capitol, etc.) Loew's Ziegfield theater marquis showing ""Adam Had Four Sons"" and ""Escape to Glory , pan down Capitol Theatersign to reveal marquee showingJoan Crawford and Melvyn Douglas in ""A Woman's Face""; Loew's Mayfair ""Loretta Youngin Ladey from Cheyenne"", Roxy Theater marquee , couple in front of coming attractions board in a theater, woman asks man if he liked the picture and she says she would like the same pattern of silver that the woman int he end of the movie had"". Actor Conrad Nagel on screen narrator for promotional piece for Silver Theater Radio Program which as sponsored by International Silver Company and was broadcast on CBS Radio. This promotional piece is for one of their silver patterns called ""Eternally Yours"" which is featured in Life Magazine Shipment of Life Magazine untied and readied for sale. Woman reading Life Magazine. Whole piece about Life Magazine's ad which features ""Eternally Yours"" Color footage of CBS Radio Studios in Hollywood. Good shot of announcer speaking into a CBS microphone. Excellent color footage of people listening to radio, and telephone operators pushing and pulling phone connections. Telephone operator asking question ""What program please? Silver Theater"". Other operators on phone answering ""1847 SIlver Theater"" and saying Thank you.

Theater Laboratoire Vicinal's experimental theater work "Real-Reel". Performance, with commentary by theater critic Margaret Croyden. With actors Frederic Flamand and Jean Pol Ferbus. Theater Laboratoire Vicinal is related historically to Jerzy Grotowski's Polish Laboratory Theater, The Living Theater of Julian Beck and Judith Molina, and to Joe Chaikin's Open Theater. Vicinal has toured many important theater festivals all over the world. Underlying the experimental nature of this two-man performance is an attempt to present meaning without plot, and to provide a language with little verbal communication. 1971. Theater Laboratoire Vicinal's experimental theater work "Real-Reel". Performance, with commentary by Margaret Croyden. With actors Frederic Flamand and Jean Pol Ferbus. Theater Laboratoire Vicinal is related historically to Jerzy Grotowski's Polish Laboratory Theater, The Living Theater of Julian Beck and Judith Molina, and to Joe Chaikin's Open Theater. Vicinal has toured many important theater festivals all over the world. Underlying the experimental nature of this two-man performance is an attempt to present meaning without plot, and to provide a language with little verbal communication. Note: Theater Laboratoire Vicinal has appeared several times on the series "Camera Three." 29 mins. No commercials. Produced and Directed by Merrill Brockway. Air date: 5/9/71 Frederic Flamand, Jean Pol Ferbus, actors. Margaret Croyden, theater critic.

Celebrity arrivals, marquees, and crowds at the reopening of the Elmira Theater in Elmira, NY

New York City - Broadway - Theater District - NYC restaurant night - Charley O's - theater crowd in background - Shubert theater - A Chorus Line on marquee - pedestrians walk and mingle outside theater

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9/9/1988

Video footage from the KXAS-TV/NBC station in Fort Worth, Texas, to accompany a news story.

Picture houses (cinemas). <br/> <br/>Location of events unknown / unclear. Possibly Manchester (?). <br/> <br/>Exterior small cinema with large poster advertising film 'Should Parents Interfere?' Sign over entrance for coming attraction: 'Do Unto Others'. A few people - and a life size cut-out of Charlie Chaplin stand-up in front of the doorway. Wide shot same showing the tiny bijou cinema and other shops on street. <br/> <br/>MS the Palladium; young boy stands in front. Woman walks by dressed in long skirts and huge shawl over her head and hanging down to hip level.

Theaters in Tokyo, Japan. The Takarazuka Theater and the Imperial Theater. Traffic in front of the theaters. A tree in the foreground. Location: Tokyo Japan. Date: October 1938.

Stand-Up Routine

A romantic couple sits together in a movie theater as the theater curtains open.

Different HAMSs PAN on roofs of the Miss Tjitjih's Theater. Various ZOOMs IN, ZOOMs OUT on two different theater billboards. Several shots of a man sitting beside his stand at market and mixing dough, people eating and drinking next to him at other stands. MSs on pedicab drivers waiting for customers with PAN to front of Miss Tjitjih's Theater.

[Japanese theaters: Kabuki, Takarazuka, Movies]

13:01:00:00,Neon signs, flashing lights, Montage of various movie theater marquees, Montage of various kinds of films, People line up at theater box office, Girl sells tickets at box office, Projectionist loads film into projector, Montage of movie theater in action, Soda shoppe activity, money counted out, high angle at bank with tellers panned, mechanic activity, job montage, Montage of local town industry. Various jobs, Manager greets people at theater, Man takes tickets at theater, People in theater watch movie, Montage of Lions, Kiwanis club logos over theater, People laugh in theater, Crowd lines up at theater, Manager talks to women at theater, Shots of bored patrons, Various movie patrons, Man at desk, talks to secretary, Couple stop and look at move poster for SIERRA MADRE, Man at box office buys tickets. Closed theater sign, Orchestra plays in theater, Stage play in theater. Broadway seats price list, Kids line up for BAMBI, Ticket taker takes tickets, People line up at box office, Crowd in movie theater

Panning shot in empty operating theatre with operating table and surgical lights.

INTV W/ VIRGINIA LOULOUDES OF THE ALLIANCE OF RESIDENT THEATERS. 00:00:39:00 INTV W/ LOULOUDES. SHE SAYS HER GROUP HELPS LOCAL THEATER GROUPS TO GET LOANS. SHE SAYS THE BUSH ADMINISTRATION WANTS TO ELIMINATE HER GROUP'S GRANT AS PART OF AN ATTEMPT TO ELIMINATE PORK BARREL PROJECTS. 00:11:02:00 VS OF LOULOUDES CONDUCTING A BUSINESS MEETING. EXT OF THE CIRCLE REPERTORY COMPANY. EXT OF THE MANHATTAN CLASS COMPANY THEATER. EXT OF THE SAMUEL BECKETT THEATER. EXT OF THE HAROLD CLURMAN AND OTHER OFF OFF BROADWAY THEATERS IN MANHATTAN. CI: BUILDINGS: THEATERS, NYC. ENTERTAINMENT: THEATER.

This silent travelogue shows Los Angeles and Hollywood in the late 1920s or early 30s, with shots of Hollywood Blvd., Grauman's Chinese Theater, the Hollywoodland sign (now the Hollywood sign), El Capitan Theater, First National Bank building, the Hotel Hollywood, Grauman's Egyptian Theater, the Warner Brothers' Famous Theater, Hotel Roosevelt, and more.<p><p>We encourage viewers to add comments and, especially, to provide additional information about our videos by adding a comment! See something interesting? Tell people what it is and what they can see by writing something for example like: "01:00:12:00 -- President Roosevelt is seen meeting with Winston Churchill at the Quebec Conference."<p><p>This film is part of the Periscope Film LLC archive, one of the largest historic military, transportation, and aviation stock footage collections in the USA. Entirely film backed, this material is available for licensing in 24p HD and 2k. For more information visit http://www.PeriscopeFilm.com

3/1/1988

CHICAGOVISION CHICAGOVISION CULTURAL BEAUTY SHOTS/THEATERS ELAN FURS EXTERIORS SECOND CITY EXTERIORS ROYAL GEORGE THEATER STEPPENWOLF THEATER BRIAR STREET THEATER TOUCHSTONE THEATER ART INSTITUTE OF CHICAGO SKYLINES KENNETH SAWYER GOODMAN MEMORIAL THEATER

1960s: Hand puppet knocks over lunch trays in puppet theater. Curtain closes on puppet theater.

Movie theaters in Ginza, Tokyo, Japan. View of Ginza, the shopping district of Tokyo. Movie theater in the background. Front of the theater. Sign reads 'Theater Ginza-American Movie Theater'. A miniature Statue of Liberty erected stands in the foreground. Japanese men and women line up to buy tickets outside the movie theater. Location: Tokyo Japan. Date: May 1949.