Humorous Antique Movie Theater Slides From 1912 Inform the Audience of Basic Theater Etiquette
These humorous photographic slides, circa 1912, kindly inform movie theater audiences of basic theater etiquette. It turns out that even a century ago, talking was a problem at movie theaters (even though the films were silent). The slides reside in the collection of the Library of Congress.
photos via Library of Congress
E.D.W. Lynch
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