Los Angeles, California: Pomegranate Press, 1992. FIrst Paperback Edition. Large octavo; 347 pp: illustrations; 28 cm Near fine (almost as new) clean bright wrap; small remainder dot to lower textblock, else pages clean and crisp. Paperback. ISBN: 9780938817086
"An engaging visual and historical chronicle of one of Hollywood’s most iconic landmarks. The book traces the evolution of Grauman’s Chinese Theatre and its celebrated forecourt, where film stars immortalized their handprints and footprints in cement—a ritual that became both a public spectacle and a unique chronicle of cinematic history. Through archival photographs, firsthand anecdotes, and detailed documentation of each imprint, Endres and Cushman reveal how this curious fusion of celebrity, architecture, and myth helped define the glamour and self-mythologizing spirit of Hollywood itself."—Publisher
