File:Cabiria (1914) - 4.jpg
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Theater in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, showing the Italian epic film "Cabiria" (1914) in 1922
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English: The display of the Theatorium theater in Milwaukee, Wisconsin, for the Italian epic film Cabiria (1914) reissued in 1922 in the United States, on page 48 of the March 4, 1922 Exhibitors Herald. |
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Source | Exhibitors Herald (Dec. 1921 - Mar. 1922) on the Internet Archive |
Author | Unknown photographer |
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