Tiffany Theater, Movie theater on Sunset Boulevard in West Hollywood, United States.
The Tiffany Theater was a movie house on Sunset Boulevard in West Hollywood designed with 400 seats arranged in a continental layout without a central aisle. This seating configuration ensured that every patron had an unobstructed view of the screen.
The building originally housed the Mary Webb Davis Modeling School before being converted into a movie theater in 1966. This transformation marked the location's shift from a modeling academy to an entertainment venue.
The theater hosted regular midnight screenings of The Rocky Horror Picture Show that attracted devoted fans who made the showings a community gathering point. This became a popular social ritual for those seeking participation and interaction during the film.
The theater was located at 8534 West Sunset Boulevard and offered both film screenings and live theatrical performances during its years of operation. Visitors could check ahead to learn what type of entertainment was being presented.
The theater entrance was positioned on the right side of the screen, creating an unusual layout compared to conventional movie houses. This unconventional placement shaped how visitors moved through and experienced the space.
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