Los Angeles Theatre, Movie theater in United States of America
The Los Angeles Theatre is a lavish movie palace located in downtown Los Angeles.
Built in the year 1931, it reflects the opulence of Hollywood's golden age.
This historic venue has been featured in many films and cultural events over the years.
The theater is a designated Los Angeles Historic-Cultural Monument.
Its French Baroque interior is designed to replicate a romanticized palace.
Location: Los Angeles
Website: losangelestheatre.com
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