1912 – The Monroe Theater at 623 Duval was screening the 1911 Irish feature “Arrah-na-pogue,” with admission at 10, 15 or 20 cents, based on seating.

Staff from the Islamorada Library branch provide tech help to the JOY Center every week and a film club and craft class once a month.

The Tuesday Movie Matinee at the Key West Library is at 3 p.m. and is free and open to the public.

1963 - Filming began on “Man In The Water,” a movie starring Mark Stevens.

Films and TV shows from the Monroe County Public Library collection, recommended by Library staff.

1925 – A report from Key West said, “Bathing conditions have been ideal for the past several days.

1940 – The East Martello Tower was opened to tourists. Boys employed by the National Youth Administration served as guides.

1954 – Key West diver Ed Ciesinski left for Nassau to work with the underwater camera crew on “20,000 Leagues Under the Sea."

1925 – The Key West Police Department declared that, due to a rise in reckless driving, they would increase enforcement of traffic laws.