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Los Angeles Theatres: Los Angeles Theatre and Burbank Theatre
Manuscripts
Scrapbook with pasted playbills, programs, and newspaper clippings, indexed programs in the back, photographs and a few pieces of correspondence. Theaters include: Los Angeles Theatre (Los Angeles, Calif.) ; Burbank Theatre (Los Angeles, California).
mssBehymer
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Los Angeles Theatres: Los Angeles Theatre and Burbank Theatre
Manuscripts
Scrapbook with pasted playbills, programs, and newspaper clippings, indexed programs in the back, photographs of actors/actresses, one handwritten letter near the front. Theaters include: Los Angeles Theatre (Los Angeles, Calif.) ; Burbank Theatre (Los Angeles, California).
mssBehymer
United Artists Theatre, 5112 Wilshire Blvd., Los Angeles. 1932
Visual Materials
A street view of the United Artists Ritz Theatre at 5600 Wilshire Blvd. in Los Angeles. The marquees read "The biggest pictures, best stars, the finest productions play the Fox Ritz Theatre" and "See pictures sooner at the Ritz Theatre". The theater is housed in an Art Deco style building with several empty storefronts to the left of the theater and a nut shop to the right. Two automobiles are parked on the street.
photCL Whitt 1077 ; Whitt neg. 0608
Open-air drive-in theatre, Los Angeles, Cal
Visual Materials
Image of a drive-in movie theater in Los Angeles, California, with a woman standing on the corner at the intersection of West Pico Boulevard and Westwood Boulevard. The writing on the drive-in signs read "Drive-in theatre sit in your car see and hear talking pictures on the world's largest screen - California's first" "turn all lights out here" and "drive-in theater admission prices adults $.35 per person."
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Fox Theatre, Westwood Village, Westwood, Los Angeles. April 12, 1933
Visual Materials
A panoramic view of the Fox Theatre in Westwood Village in Westwood, Los Angeles. There is a large stretch of open space in the foreground, then the theater with its tall tower. The area to the right of the theater is mostly commercial, with stores like Ralphs, while to the left of the theater there is an orchard, and in the distance the University of California, Los Angeles, campus. Writing in white in bottom right corner reads "C.C. Pierce & Co. ; 1572 W. Pico Blvd ; L.A. ; 4-12-'33."
photCL 470 (115)
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Los Angeles Theatres: Los Angeles Theatre and Hazard's Pavilion
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Disbound playbills, programs, photographs of actors, and newspaper clippings relating to the Los Angeles Theatre. Also includes Hazard's Pavilion programs and other San Francisco theatre material.
mssBehymer