Robert Boller, with his brother Carl, formed a Kansas City architecture firm that designed over ninety theaters in Missouri, Kansas, Oklahoma, and Texas, as well as now-demolished movie palaces in Pueblo and Colorado Springs. Their Art Deco theater for Boulder has a stucco facade and upper-level vertical panels of polychrome terracotta. Yellow and white fans above blue and
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Boulder Theater
1936, Robert Otto Boller. 2032 14th St. Mall
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