Tag: Theatre in Los Angeles

Pacific Theatres Cinerama Dome is a Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument Theatre, and ArcLight Hollywood is the newer addition to the Cinema experience, which is part of the Dome Entertainment Centre. The Cinerama Dome is the centerpiece of the entire complex and it originally opened November 7, 1963, it sits directly across the street from the Los Angeles Film School. Read more...

Grauman’s Egyptian Theatre is a lavish themed movie theater located in Hollywood, California. The theatre originally opened in 1922, and it is recognized as the location for the very first Hollywood film premiere, Douglas Fairbanks In Robin Hood (1922). The Egyptian theatre has the classic style of an ancient Egyptian artifact, featuring motifs of varied Egyptian art sculptures and murals, inspired by the very finest of Egypt, that Africa has to Read more...

The El Capitan Theatre is an exceptional movie theater bought, sold and renovated many times over. The original architects Morgan, Walls, and Clements originally designed the building in 1926, and were responsible for many iconic buildings throughout the city of Los Angeles, California. Such as the former Mole-Richardson building on La Brea Ave., which has been demolished for the construction of luxury apartments. The entrepreneurs behind the vision Read more...

The Grove LA is one of many premier shopping malls throughout So Cal, located within the Miracle Mile District of Los Angeles, California. The Grove LA is positioned adjacent to the historic Original Farmers Market, and feature anchor stores such asNordstrom, Pacific Theaters, Nike Store, Crate and Barrel and The Cheesecake Factory. Traditionally the Grove LA kicks off the holiday season with a star-studded Christmas Tree lighting ceremony, with a Tree taller Read more...

Westfield Century City is one of many shopping malls owned and operated by Unibail Rodamco Westfield. The property sits on land once owned by the 20th Century Fox Studios, originally built in the 1960s. Westfield completely renovated and expanded the property in 2015, in order to stay competitive with other malls in the area such as the Beverly Center, the Smaller Mall across the street the Beverly Read more...

The Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences is the new owner of the old May Co. Department Store building originally constructed in 1939, of a Streamline Moderne design similar to the Coca-Cola Building in Downtown Los Angeles. The old May Co. Building was originally designed by architect Albert C. Martin, Sr., who was the same architect as Sid Grauman’s Million Dollar Theater originally built in 1917. The front end of the Read more...