02020cam a2200349 a 4500999001900000003000600019005001700025008004100042010001400083020003200097020001800129040003400147043001200181049001200193050002400205082002200229100002600251245008200277264004800359300004700407336002700454337002300481338002000504500002000524504002700544505065400571520017001225650004401395906004501439942004101484952014501525 c257991d257991pucpr20200227153211.0810610s1981 nyua b 001 0 eng  a81010344  a0442238614 :c$25.00 (est.) a9780130263292 apucprbengcpucprdpucprerda an-us--- aCARIBET00aNA6846.U6bN39 198100a725/.822/09732191 aNaylor, David,d1955-10aAmerican picture palaces :bthe architecture of fantasy /cDavid Naylor.htxt aNew York :bVan Nostrand Reinhold , c1981. a224 p. :bill. (some col.) ;c29 cm.fbook 2rda contentatextbtxt 2rdaaunmediadedbn 2rdaaVolumebnc aIncludes index. a Include bibliography. aContents: Photo Credits Acknowledgments Preface Setting the stage The age and the movies Ancestral Original The Palace Architects A matter of Taste The Building Program The First Palaces Broadway, The loop,and Beyond The Old Guard Fantasyland Changes in the Weather The Exotics Master in Maturity Years of Transition Art Deco Giants Art Deco in Decline Lost and Found Paved into Oblivion An End to the Slaughter The rescue Continues Transformations 1 : Religious Ties Transformations 2: Athletic Conversions Transformations 3: Commercial Redevelopment The case for Preservation Appendix of Theaters Bibliography Index  aThe history of American movie theaters focusing on the larger, more ornate ones exploring both their facades and their interiors and emphasizing their ultimate fate. 0aMotion picture theaterszUnited States. a7bcbccorignewd1eocipf19gy-gencatlg 2lccc6hNA6846.U6kGeneralmN39 1981 00102lcc4070a4b4c33d2016-12-15edonadog0.00l0oGeneral NA6846 U6 N39 1981p91000000051656r2017-03-08 00:00:00v0.00w2017-03-08y6