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Pantage's Theatre,
Hollywood, California 
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The
Pantages Theatre on Hollywood Boulevard in Los Angeles, first
opened its doors in 1930. In September 2000, it reopened as the newest home to
Disney's The Lion King.
The Pantages received a 10 million
dollar renovation from January to September of 2000. Designer Roger Morgan
worked with New York based restoration company, Evergreene Studios, to refurbish the
stunning, Art Deco theatre. Working predominantly on the plaster team, I
learned how to repair and create new ornamentation through the use of molds
and sculpture. Using my skills as a painter, I also applied gold leaf,
painted and glazed the auditorium and lobbies to return the Pantages to its glory again. |
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The
26th Annual Academy Awards ceremony in 1954.
The
Pantages hosted the awards from 1949-1959.
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 Pantages
Theatre, Hollywood
Underneath
the Marquee circa 1930.
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Pantages
Theatre, Hollywood
Underneath
the Marquee before restoration.
Photo: Courtesy of Richard Glenn of Glenn
Creative Studios
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 Pantages
Theatre, Hollywood
Underneath
the Marquee upon completion.
Photo: Courtesy of Richard Glenn of Glenn
Creative Studios
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Pantages
Theatre, Hollywood
Underneath
the Marquee ceiling.
Photo: Courtesy of Richard Glenn of Glenn
Creative Studios
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Pantages
Theatre, Hollywood
Glazing
the Auditorium ceiling 60 feet in the air.
Photo: Courtesy of Richard Glenn of Glenn
Creative Studios
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 Pantages
Theatre, Hollywood
Glazing
the Auditorium ceiling 60 feet in the air.
Photo: Courtesy of Richard Glenn of Glenn
Creative Studios
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 Pantages
Theatre, Hollywood
Glazing
the central header above the proscenium.
Photo: Courtesy of Richard Glenn of Glenn
Creative Studios
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 Pantages
Theatre, Hollywood
Installation
of new elements on the Balcony rail
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 Pantages
Theatre, Hollywood
Installation
of new elements on the Balcony rail
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Pantages
Theatre, Hollywood
Pouring
hydrocal into a rubber mold
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Pantages
Theatre, Hollywood
Rubber
mold of a fan on the back wall of the theatre.
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Pantages
Theatre, Hollywood
New
and old pieces on the back wall.
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Pantages
Theatre, Hollywood
The
women's lounge molding instalation.
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