The next few posts will be dealing with movie theaters in the Trenton area. From the very primitive 1904 "moving pictures" exhibited by Lyman Howe at the State Street Theatre and up to the era of the 1920's with its highly flammable and dangerous nitrate film, and into the 1940's when "safety film" was the preferred makeup of motion picture film, Trenton area movie goers loved "moving pictures".
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Thursday, September 17, 2009
1904: MOVING PICTURES
The next few posts will be dealing with movie theaters in the Trenton area. From the very primitive 1904 "moving pictures" exhibited by Lyman Howe at the State Street Theatre and up to the era of the 1920's with its highly flammable and dangerous nitrate film, and into the 1940's when "safety film" was the preferred makeup of motion picture film, Trenton area movie goers loved "moving pictures".
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