Teatro Al Dia (July 1936)

Record Details:

Title:
Teatro Al Dia
Date:
July 1936
Publisher:
New York: Quigley Pub. Co
Volume:
Teatro Al Dia (July 1936)
Leaf #:
00022
Language:
Spanish
Collection:
Spanish Publications
Contributor:
New York Public Library
Sponsor:
ACLS Digital Extension Grant, Globalizing and Enhancing the Media History Digital Library
Coordinator:
Media History Digital Library
Date Added:
August 28, 2022
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ULTIMAS CREACIONES EN DECORADO INTERIOR TEATRAL En la construcción de este magnífico teatro se ha hecho verdadero derroche de arte. Nótese el interesantísimo uso de materiales locales y T E A T R o o T E frescos representativos de la historia de los indios del Oeste, feliz combi; nación o se vale el arquitecto de cuanto ofrece de imaginativo Colorado Springs, Colorado y de humano el arte arquitectónico de hoy. Arriba, vista fotográfica , de la sala de espectáculos en que se pueden apreciar los enormes Robert 0 Boller, Arquitecto frescos que adornan las paredes laterales. Estan pinturas murales son bellísi mas descripciones pictóricas inspiradas en antiguas leyendas indias. Re producimos abajo una de estas joyas de arte, que representa a las tribus Utes preparándose para emigrar hacia las montañas al llegar la primavera. TEATRO ALDEA