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- Nuart Theatre. 11272 Santa Monica Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90025. Built in 1930, the Nuart Theatre has been an integral part of Los Angeles' cinematic history.
- Aero Theatre. 1328 Montana Ave. Santa Monica, CA 90403. Located in Santa Monica, the 82-year-old Aero Theatre is operated by the American Cinematheque and showcases a diverse range of films, from classics to cutting-edge independent features.
- New Beverly Cinema. 7165 Beverly Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90036. The New Beverly Cinema is a revival theater famous for its double features and 35mm film screenings.
- Million Dollar Theater. 307 S Broadway. Los Angeles, CA 90013. Opening its doors in February 1918, the Million Dollar Theater marked Sid Grauman's foray into grand movie palaces.
Jul 18, 2021 · Film. Netflix’s Purchase of an Iconic LA Theatre and What It Could Mean. Opened in 1922, the Egyptian Theatre played host to Hollywood’s first-ever movie premiere. Jordan Cronk July 18, 2021....
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- Orpheum Theatre
- The Theatre at Ace Hotel
- The Palace Theatre
- Tcl Chinese Theatre
- Vista Theatre
- The Egyptian Theatre
- Disney’s El Capitan Theatre
- Aero Theatre
- The Crest
- Downtown Independent
A honey of a historic theater, featuring the Mighty Wurlitzer, one of only three original theater organs still existing in Southern California theaters. The Orpheum offers seating for over 2,000 people with orchestra, loge, balcony and side box seating. You may recognize the interior from scenes in the Oscar-winning “The Artist,” or perhaps a recen...
Having originally opened as the United Artists Theatre in 1927, the lovingly restored 1,600-seater retains much of the charm and charisma instilled by its iconic founders, namely Mary Pickford and Charlie Chaplin. With architecture inspired by the Spanish Gothic style, richly illustrated murals, and a vaulted ceiling covered in tiny glimmering mirr...
With a 1911 birthday, this is the oldest of the three Broadway theaters recommended here. The Palace still has a faded majesty about it. It feels old, but in a cool way. The theater was designed in a French renaissance style, with the facade featuring four figures to represent the muses of vaudeville: music, song, dance and drama. Impress your fell...
The icon of icons, stuck right in the touristy-est of tourist attractions, Grauman’s Chinese Theatre can still draw locals to the film festivals it hosts and the recent addition of an Imax screen. Established in 1927, it was arguably the most spectacular theater of its day – Sid Grauman’s third theater, his “dream” project. With artifacts imported ...
A fixture of Tinsel Town since 1923, originally dubbed the Lou Bard Playhouse. The Vista is a budget-friendly glimpse of Hollywood glam – matinee shows are only $5.50 and the popcorn is exquisite. In the vein of The Chinese Theatre, there are hand prints marking the sidewalk and beautifully restored Egyptian statues and murals decorate the place. N...
Just a few skips down from the Chinese Theatre, The Egyptian is distinguished by an extensive courtyard setting it back from the street. The discovery of King Tut’s tomb in 1922 led to an Egyptian craze that swept the nation, influencing the design of Sid Grauman’s second theater with luxurious Egyptian motifs and golden scarab designs on the ceili...
You might wonder, what is Disney doing on a list dedicated to movie viewing for grownups? Well, even with animation featuring prominently on the marquee, no one puts on a show like Disney. The fully restored 1926 Spanish Colonial architecture is a treat for the eyes, while the live organ player, props and costumes on exhibit, and Laser Light Show E...
The Aero Theatre was originally opened in 1939 as a continuous 24-hour movie theater for round-the-clock aircraft workers. It later became a beloved neighborhood theater and has anchored the upscale Montana Avenue section of Santa Monica. With antique film equipment lining the walls and an old fashioned ticket booth, Aero draws film buffs with a ra...
The intimately sized 1940 structure comes with a stage and a dance floor, decorated with luminescent murals of L.A. and a night sky effect on the ceiling. Less ornate than some of the other venues on this list, The Crest is nevertheless a beautiful space. And it has snacks. 1262 Westwood Blvd, Los Angeles 90024 More information
And now for something completely different… This modern, ultra clean lines theater showcases indie productions in a facility that doesn’t even bother specifying when it was built. The stadium style seating for 200+ includes 16 reclining sofa seats, somehow managing to pull off both a streamlined yet cozy feel. Like an IKEA living room. 251 S. Main ...
May 7, 2024 · Los Angeles is a dream destination for movie lovers and celebrity watchers. From iconic landmarks and historic theaters to exclusive studio tours and star-studded neighborhoods, these seven activities offer a perfect blend of Hollywood’s past and present.
Dec 30, 2019 · This map documents some of the best places in Los Angeles to catch a film, from historic and ornate movie palaces to modern cineplexes perfect for taking in the latest blockbuster. Eater...
Nov 22, 2023 · We've mapped out 27 of the best movie theaters in L.A., from the TCL Chinese and the New Beverly to the Alamo Drafthouse and which AMC reigns in Burbank.
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According to Broadway in Hollywood, the movie palace opened on June 4, 1930 with great fanfare, a celebrity crowd, and searchlights sweeping the skies. It attracted almost every celebrity in Los Angeles, and today provides us the chance to see top running shows like Les Mis, Beetlejuice, Chicago and more.
