Akron Civic Theater, Ohio, USA (1929) *
Artist/Designer:
John Eberson, Marcus Loew
Project Location:
Akron, United States
Figure 1: Civic Theater. Source: Danny Rowland, Through the Eyes of A Photographer. 2007, Digital Image.
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Figure 2: Civic Theater. Source: Danny Rowland, Through the Eyes of A Photographer. 2007, Digital Image.
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Figure 3: Civic Theater. Source: Danny Rowland, Through the Eyes of A Photographer. 2007, Digital Image.
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| Accessed : October 21, 2013 | Photographer: Danny Rowland )
Figure 4: Civic Theater. Source: Danny Rowland, Through the Eyes of A Photographer. 2007, Digital Image.
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| Accessed : October 21, 2013 | Photographer: Danny Rowland )
Figure 5: Civic Theater. Source: Joshua Timmermans/The Noble Visions, Widespread Panic Added to the Rich History of the Akron Civic Theater on Saturday. 2011, Digital Image
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Figure 6: Civic Theater. Source: Joshua Timmermans/The Noble Visions, Widespread Panic Added to the Rich History of the Akron Civic Theater on Saturday. 2011, Digital Image
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Figure 7: Civic Theater. Source: Joshua Timmermans/The Noble Visions, Widespread Panic Added to the Rich History of the Akron Civic Theater on Saturday. 2011, Digital Image
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Figure 8: Civic Theater. Source: Joshua Timmermans/The Noble Visions, Widespread Panic Added to the Rich History of the Akron Civic Theater on Saturday. 2011, Digital Image
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Style/Period(s):
Renaissance, Revival Styles
Primary Material(s):
Glass, Fabric, Plaster, Paint, Light, Color
Function(s):
Theater
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Significant Date(s):
20th Century, 1919, 1929, 2001
Additional Information:
Publications/Texts in Print:
Naylor, David. American Picture Palaces: The Architecture of Fantasy. New York: Prentice Hall, 1991.
Lambros, Matt. After the Final Curtain : The Fall of the American Movie Theater. Versailles, France]: Jonglez Publishing, 2016.
Building Address: 182 S Main St, Akron, OH 44308
Significant Dates: Construction Dates (1919-1929)
Supporting Staff/ Designers:
John Eberson (Original Architect)
LDA Architects (Renovations Architect)
Marcus Loew (Developer)
Tags: Mediterranean Style, Italian Renaissance Style, Stage Design, Theater Design
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