New Jersey Theater Celebrates Centennial With First Silent Film It Screened – Film News in Brief
New Jersey’s 100-year-old Cranford Theater is celebrating its centennial by premiering Allan Dwan’s “Padlocked,” the same silent film that opened its doors in 1926, in an open-to-the-public event on Saturday at 2 p.m.
The theater asks attendees to contribute sentimental items to be buried in the cinema’s new time capsule, which will be sealed and […].
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