Theo Kalomirakis' private theaters
By: by Brett Anderson ; photographed by Phillip H. Ennis ; with an introduction by Roger Ebert.
Contributors: Kalomirakis, Theo.; Ennis, Phillip H.
Publisher: Home Theater Magazine; Distributed by Harry N. Abrams
Published: 1997
Place of publication: Malibu, Calif; New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 165
Subjects: Kalomirakis, Theo -- Themes, motives.; Motion picture theaters -- Reconstruction -- United States.; Home video systems.
Other titles: Private theaters
Description: This elegant volume presents eleven theaters custom-designed by Theo Kalomirakis for an exclusive clientele. Illustrated throughout with superb color photographs, Private Theaters tells the stories of these intimate havens - most of them complete with full-scale marquees, foyers, snack bars, and state-of-the-art auditoriums - and of the personalities who inspired and shaped them.

Drawing upon his clients' personal tastes, memories, and fantasies, along with his own inspired passion for cinema and movie palaces, Kalomirakis has captured the splendor and spirit of the past, blending exciting architecture and interior design with the latest technology. Whether it be a businessman's sentimental gift to his wife or a famous actor's retreat from the limelight, each of Kalomirakis' theaters represents a dream fulfilled.