I found one possible match in ellis Island at this link:

http://www.ellisisland.org/search/shipManifest.asp?MID=04818593800256389024&pID=101638050178&lookup=101638050178&show=%5C%5C192%2E168%2E100%2E11%5Cimages%5CT715%2D1301%5CT715%2D13010299%2ETIF&origFN=%5C%5C192%2E168%2E100%2E11%5CIMAGES%5CT715 ...

I understand how it works.
I also suppose in the center in Roma, where I was, they don't have the special viewer. However, I also asked them if I could take a picture of the screen of the "normal" microfilm viewer, but they said I couldn't. May be different centers have different rules...

Let's go on with our team work...
I agree with Tessa, except:

Marzio Cillo, age 47
address via Mainolfi
witness #2 Antonio Ricci (the letter before "A" is a "d", attached to printed "e")

It's a male!
Nunzio Cillo

I read:

Maria Luisa Quieta
declared October 8th, 1835
witness #1 Lorenzo Santoro, 29 (?)
witness #2 Pasquale Fiippone, 50

death October 7th, 1835
age 36
wife of Gennaro Buccella
born in Sca???
daughter of Biase (dialectal form of Biagio)
and Anna Napol? Settis?

It's very hard to read!!

@Haztek:
do you mean they let you take photos of the records, or were the microfilm in a digital format?

@Ada & Tessa:
this is a group work!!

I hope Tessa forgives me, but I read:

Record # 269
Antonia Cillo
Notified: 7:40 AM 21 Sept 1884, born AM of day 20
Place: Via S. Marciano, Cervinara
Father: Giovanni Cillo, age 40, farmer
Mother: Angela Tulino, farmer
W#1: Angelo Cioffi, age 26 occupation farmer
W#2: Name (absolutely can't read ...

I read:

Record #231
Luigi cillo
Notified: 7 PM 21 August 1885, born 1 Am same day
Place: Via Miri, Cervinara
Declarant: Filomena Viggiano, age 43, midwife
Father: Felice Cillo, farmer
Mother: Cristina Marro
W#1: Clemente Taddeo, age 46, farmer
W#2: Giuseppe Taddeo, age 50, farmer

"Questi sono i due giovani miei Michele e Giuseppe"
"These are my kids Michele and Giuseppe"

"Un vivissimo saluto dal tuo nipote"
"Warmest greetings from your nephew (or grandson: in Italian we use the same word)" signed Alfonso and Peppino (nick for Giuseppe)

I can't read the handwriting, but it seems like she had to pay taxes, so what is now called "Agenzia delle Entrate", let's say the Central Agency for Taxes (I couldn't say how it is called in the USA) wrote to the Commune of Napoli asking if she owned anything, and the Mayor answered she didn't.

My wife is a lawyer, and we live in Roma. I suppose we can help you.
If you want, send a private message, or write to pippomoccaldi@alice.it

Can you post them?

If you just wanted to visit Positano, I'd tell you to go by plane to train and bus, or train and boat (depending on the season). That because you would also have a great problem for parking, there! But if you want to go round, and above all if you want to go to Calabria, I'd tell you to go by car ...

"Letto il presente atto agl'intervenuti, li firmano come i detti testimonii, meno il dichiarante che è analfabeta".
If I could read well, there are some errors ("li" instead of "lo", "come" instead of "meco"...), but the meaning is clear, and this is a typical sentence for the closing of the act:
"I ...

Images of the act are online at familySearch.
This is the link to Marriages index

https://www.familysearch.org/search/image/show#uri=https%3A//api.familysearch.org/records/pal%3A/MM9.3.1/TH-267-11671-29459-80%3Fcc%3D1860815%26wc%3D11075530

and this is the link to the act

https://www ...