Pantages Theatre

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The Glory of Old Hollywood One of the great things about living in the Los Angeles area is being able to go to venues such as the immortal Pantages Theatre in Hollywood. The Pantages Theatre, a palatial monument to art deco, was actually built for vaudeville theatre. It's in the heart of old Hollywood. The famous intersection of Hollywood and Vine is only about a block away. The Pantages opened in 1930 as part of the Pantages Vaudeville Theatre Circuit. As vaudeville began to decline and the…

Hollywood Pantages Theatre

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Pantages Theater, Hollywood, CA

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Located at the famed corner of Hollywood and Vine, the Hollywood Pantages Theatre presents blockbuster musicals in one of L.A.’s most stunning venues.

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Wicked - Dec. 28, 2014 - The Pantages Theatre

A nighttime view of the marquee at the Pantages Theatre, located at 6233 Hollywood Boulevard. The featured show is the romantic comedy, "True To The Navy", starring Clara Bow, aka 'The Brooklyn Bonfire', as well as Fredric March and other major stars.

With mountains of publicity and scandal surrounding the production of “Cleopatra,” the Los Angeles premiere was guaranteed to attract legions of onlookers when it took place at the Pantages Theatre on Hollywood Blvd on June 19, 1963. As we can see, the crowds packed the sidewalks of both sides of the street, and a string of 12 valet parkers are lined up outside the front waiting for the stream of VIP cars that I imagine snaked along Hollywood Blvd for miles.

Pantages Theatre, LA

Opened in 1930 by a vaudeville magnate, the interior of this famous theater is one of the most stunning examples of high ornate Art Deco architecture in Los Angeles.