Caffe Cino Pictures

The Silent Era – The Caffe Cino Before Decor » cinowomanwdragon069

Unidentified friend of DORIC WILSON, opening night of Doric's "And He Made a Her," Mar. 18, 1961. Doric says the demon figure was one of several as part of the Cino decor at that moment.

Unidentified friend of DORIC WILSON, opening night of Doric’s “And He Made a Her,” Mar. 18, 1961. Doric says the demon figure was one of several as part of the Cino decor at that moment.

Pre-existing plays continued to be done even after the Cino had become known for original works. Above: MARION GAINES, MARY BOYLAN, and GWEN VAN DAM in BOB DAHDAH's 1964 production of Hello from Bertha, by Tennessee Williams, the Cino's most frequent author (over 20 productions).
THE EARLIEST DATABLE CINO PLAY-PERFORMANCE PHOTOS are of the April, 1960 production of Edna Milay’s “Aria De Capo.” Here BILL MITCHELL, KITTY MCDONALD, PETER RATRAY, and DEAN SELMIER take a bow. GLENN DUBOSE directed.
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