The Cinemascope science fiction movie Forbidden Planet screens in May 1956 at The Globe Theater, which was located next to the Automat Horn & Hardart Cafeteria in Times Square, New York City. Forbidden Planet stars Walter Pidgeon and Anne Francis.
Globe Theater with Forbidden Planet Marquee Next to Automat Horn & Hardart in Times Square New York City Photo
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