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general information This site was developed as a project for the study of material culture of Canada. It was written and designed by Cavan Huang, a fourth year History and Urban Systems undergraduate at McGill University. The course "The Material Culture of Canada", is taught in the McGill architecture faculty by Professor Rhona Kenneally. For more information about movie theatres, material culture or McGill University check out some of the sources or visit the relevant websites below. . . . . . . relevant websites Dolby Laboratories Incorporated Famous
Players Theatres Incorporated Loews Cineplex Odeon Entertainment Incorporated Material Culture of Canada Course Webpage McCord Museum of Canadian History Students' Society of McGill University . . . . . . endnotes 1.
Valentine,
Maggie. The Show Starts on the Sidewalk. 2.
Carr,
David. "Luring audiences back to the cinema" 3.
Interview with Andrew Wagner, Famous Players Corporate 4.
Lankin,
Dane. Montreal Movie Palaces 5.
Ibid. 59.
6.
Ibid.
56. 57. 7.
Naylor,
David. Great American Movie Theatres 8.
Naylor,
David. American Picture Palaces - The 9.
Ibid. 168.
10.
Valentine. The Show Starts on the Sidewalk. 181.
11.
Lankin. Montreal Movie Palaces. 104.
12.
Valentine.
The Show Starts on the Sidewalk. 182. 13.
Papadakis,
Andreas. "Introduction." Architecture of Today 14.
News
Release. "Scéno Plus designs the big experience: 15.
Ibid.
16.
Ibid.
17.
Ibid.
18.
In their books on Movie Picture Palaces, Dane Lankin, John Lindsay and
David Naylor, all imply that aesthetics and technology were primary
attractions to movie theatres. 19.
Quoted
by Hustak,
Alan. in "Ornate old picture palace going 20.
Cloutier,
Mario. 1993. "L'imperial: le plus vieux cinéma de 21.
Article.
"Movies and sounds of the theatres" 22.
Lamonde,
Yvan and Pierre-François Hébert. Le cinéma 23.
Lankin.
Montreal Movie Palaces. 59. 24.
News
Release. "Famous Players Paramount Montréal" 25.
News
Release. "Paramount Montréal Unveilled at Last!" 26.
Chidley,
Joe. "Attack of the monster cinemas." 27.
Valentine.
The Show Starts on the Sidewalk. 182. 28.
Ibid. 182.
29.
Lamonde. Le Cinéma au Québec. Tableau 3.
30.
Chidley. "Attack of the monster cinemas."
28. 31.
Carr.
"Luring audiences back to the cinema" 12. 32.
Deziel,
Shanda. "Megaplex mania" Maclean's v. 112, 33.
Pevere,
Geoff et al. "Good, the bad and the gigantic: a 34.
Myers,
David G. Social Psychology. 5e. 35.
Interview
with Jean-François Legrand. Famous Players photo credits fig 1.1 - From Andrew Wagner Famous Players Corporate Public Relations: Anonymous (1999). Collection, Famous Players. fig
2.1 - a) W.W.K. (1913) Notman Photographic Archives of the McCord
Museum of Canadian History, Montreal. b) From Dane Lankin's Montreal
Movie Palaces p.55: Anonymous (1953). Collection, Famous Players. fig
2.2 - Anonymous (1935) Notman Photographic Archives of the
McCord Museum of Canadian History, Montreal. fig
2.3 - Both from David Naylor's Great American Movie
Theatres p. 213: Cathe Centorbe, (1931) San Francisco. fig
2.4 - Cavan Huang (1999), Montreal. fig
2.5 - From Dane Lankin's Montreal Movie Palaces p. 167:
Julie Greto (1987) Montreal. fig
2.6 - Cavan Huang (1999), Montreal. fig
2.7 - Top: Famous
Player's Paramount Montreal Website. Bottom: Cavan Huang (1999),
Montreal. fig
2.8 - From Andrew Wagner Famous Players Corporate Public
Relations: Anonymous (1999). Collection, Famous Players. fig
3.2 - From Dane Lankin's Montreal Movie Palaces p.21: From Montreal
Herald, (Saturday September 1 1928). Montreal. fig
3.3 - From Roland Cote. "De magnifiques scenes dans "The Robe"
en cinémascope" La Presse (30 October
1953). Montreal. fig
3.4 - From Andrew Wagner Famous Players Corporate Public
Relations: Anonymous (1999). Collection, Famous Players. fig
3.5 - Cavan Huang (1999), Montreal. fig
3.6 - Famous Players Paramount Flyer: "Open your eyes -
Paramount is in town" (1999), Montreal. fig
5.1 - Cavan Huang (1999), Montreal. fig
5.2 - From Andrew Wagner Famous Players Corporate Public
Relations: Anonymous (1999). Collection, Famous Players. fig
5.3 - From David Naylor's American Picture Palaces p. 168:
Anonymous (1932) Theatre Historical Society. b) From Andrew Wagner Famous
Players Corporate Public Relations: Anonymous (1999). Collection, Famous
Players. fig
5.4 a) From Dane Lankin's Montreal Movie Palaces
p.100: Millar Studio, Montreal (c. 1940) Collection, Famous Players.. b)
From Andrew Wagner Famous Players Corporate Public Relations: Anonymous
(1999). Collection, Famous Players.
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"Movies and sounds of the theatres" Carr,
David. "Luring audiences back to the cinema" Cloutier,
Mario. 1993. "L'imperial: le plus vieux cinéma de Chidley,
Joe. "Attack of the monster cinemas." Cote,
Roland. "De magnifiques scenes dans "The Robe" Deziel,
Shanda. "Megaplex mania" Maclean's v. 112, Hustak,
Alan. "Ornate old picture palace going strong as Lamonde,
Yvan and Pierre-François Hébert. Le cinéma Lankin,
Dane. Montreal Movie Palaces Lindsay,
John C. Turn out the stars before leaving Myers,
David G. Social Psychology. 5e. Naylor,
David. American Picture Palaces - The Naylor,
David. Great American Movie Theatres News
Release. "Scéno Plus designs the big experience: News
Release. "Famous Players Paramount Montréal" News
Release. "Famous Players Paramount Montréal Experiences Big Success
on Opening Weekend" News
Release. "Paramount Montréal Unveilled at Last!" Papadakis, Andreas.
"Introduction." Architecture of Today Pevere,
Geoff et al. "Good, the bad and the gigantic: a Valentine,
Maggie. The Show Starts on the Sidewalk. Wasko,
Janet. Hollywood in the Information Age. 5e. . . . . . . interviews Legrand, Jean-François. Famous Players Paramount Wagner,
Andrew. Famous Players Corporate Public |