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Today we profile a second theater by Robert Boller: Jacksonville, Illinois' New Illinois.
Following up on our series on the Boller Brothers, this is the first of two bonus episodes that looks at a theater designed solely by Robert Boller. First up: St. Louis' Esquire.
To close out our series on the Boller Brothers, let's look at two of their Art Deco houses from the 1930s.
The Bollers designed many theatres in the Spanish Colonial style. We'll look at two of them in this episode!
Today's episode touches on two very different theatres, which have experienced two very different fates.
In this, the third episode in our series on the Boller Brothers, we'll look at their middle American Moorish masterpiece.
Let's dive into the Southwest Pueblo Deco fantasy that is the KiMo.
The first episode in a six-part series on the Boller Brothers, movie theatre architects who were particularly prolific in the 1920s in the Midwest.
We travel to Carbon County, Utah to look a lovely main street movie house.
Let's travel to Alabama to look at a fine main street Deco/Moderne theatre.
No qualms or quarrels with this week's theatre, the quality Quaker!
Let's look at a nice little neighborhood house in Oklahoma City.
A profile of the 1937 art deco movie theatre in Napa, California.
Is it a ship or a theatre? Wouldn't you know, it's both!
Alas, this is the last episode of our movie palace series. We'll learn about the waning popularity of the movie palace, and look at a couple of Art Deco theatres that closed out the picture palace era.
This episode explores the magnificent 'Wonder Theatres' designed and built for the Loew's chain in the late 1920s.
This episode, part seven in our series on the movie palace, is full of alliteration! We're looking at the productive pairing of Priteca and Pantages.
In the sixth episode in our movie palace series, we're talking about two of Hollywood's most famous theatres.
This episode, the fifth in our series on movie palaces, explores a few of the movie palaces in downtown Los Angeles.
For the fourth episode in our movie palace series, we're talking about Chicago theatre owners Balaban & Katz, and their architects of choice, Rapp & Rapp.
For the third episode in our movie palace series, we're looking at the master of the atmospheric, architect John Eberson.
In the second episode in our movie palace series, we're looking at eminent movie palace architect Thomas Lamb.
This is the first episode in our series on the movie palace, those crazy opulent, grander-than-grand temples of 1920s moviegoing.
Getch yer glass on. Pigmented structural glass, that is. Today we're talking about the smooth, shiny stuff that bedecked main street and neighborhood theatres from the 1930s.
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