Uncovering the Mystery of the 1940s Movie Theater in This Photo

Can you identify this movie theater from the 1940s? Join us as we uncover the mystery of this photo, featuring a crowd of people lined up outside a theater.

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Here’s a photo from the 1940s showing a crowd of people lined up outside a movie theater. Anyone recognize this theater?

Thursday night shoppers in a line outside a movie theatre

Source: Library of Congress

Posted in Other Cool Stuff
and tagged Baltimore in the 1940s

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