"The Lovers"

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In Reply to: 1952 recording posted by Kal Rubinson on June 16, 2024 at 14:34:00:

The Louis Malle film "The Lovers" was the subject of a famous First Amendment case about alleged obscenity that ended in a Supreme Court verdict ("I know it when I see it") favorable to the theater owner. The theater, which used to show "art" (i.e., foreign) movies, is now a Christian church.
A couple of months ago, someone rented the theater for a lecture recital on the Goldberg Variations.

Jacobellis v. Ohio (Open in New Window)

Edits: 06/17/24 06/17/24

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Topic - Selected New Releases This Week - Chris from Lafayette 02:03:25 06/14/24 (6)

RE: Selected New Releases This Week - Mali 09:18:12 06/16/24 (5)

Yes! I used to have that Hyperion recording of the Sextets - Chris from Lafayette 11:18:16 06/16/24 (4)

RE: Yes! I used to have that Hyperion recording of the Sextets - pbarach 13:03:08 06/16/24 (3)

1952 recording - Kal Rubinson 14:34:00 06/16/24 (2)

"The Lovers" - pbarach 11:31:18 06/17/24 (1)

That came from Ohio. - Kal Rubinson 12:12:56 06/17/24 (0)

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"The Lovers" - pbarach 11:31:18 06/17/24 (1)

That came from Ohio. - Kal Rubinson 12:12:56 06/17/24 (0)

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