It's not the one shown in this photo, but E.M. Loew's West End Cinema (later West End Pussycat) was in the shadow of the former Green Line elevated on Causeway Street across from the old Boston Garden and North Station.
Dudley Square back then. I think that's where the B2 Police station used to be also where the ramp going up to the El was. Trolleys back then, then buses, now buses again but without the ramp.
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I say Dudley, You say Nubian, let's call the whole thing off...
Dudley Square, current view
https://www.google.com/maps/place/125+Dudley+St...
Egleston?
Washington st, Egleston?
Roxbury...
Rivoli Theatre
125 Dudley Street
Gob?
What is it?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/A_Girl,_a_Guy_and_a_Gob
One of the worst movie titles I can recall.
a girl a guy and a gob 2
i saw it at the pilgrim theater many years later.
I once saw ..
A girl, a guy, a guy, a guy, a guy and a final guy at the Pilgrim
Sounds like fun, though
from the Wikipedia article; and it made $49,000!
$49,000 movie
Come on!
El looming over a cinema
It's not the one shown in this photo, but E.M. Loew's West End Cinema (later West End Pussycat) was in the shadow of the former Green Line elevated on Causeway Street across from the old Boston Garden and North Station.
Dudley Square back then. I
Dudley Square back then. I think that's where the B2 Police station used to be also where the ramp going up to the El was. Trolleys back then, then buses, now buses again but without the ramp.
The Answer
Thanks for playing folks! This is Rivoli Theater at 125 Dudley Street in 1941.