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Warner Brothers Downtown Theatre located on Seventh and Hill Streets, in Los Angeles. Opened as the Pantages Theatre in August 17, 1920.
The building can be seen here.
Circa 1929.
Today the building a grouping of jewelry stores. Next door to the left, you can make out the Los Angeles Athletic Club. If you’ve never been inside, find a member to give you a tour — very fun.
Over at Smithsonianmag.com, you can compare an 1880ish hand-drawn map of Los Angeles with a modern satellite map. Above are two screen shots I made of the area around Dodger Stadium. Try not to waste too much time.
It reminds me of Times copy editor Larry Harnisch’s case study into the “Bullet of Mystery,” in which he employed some of my favorite old maps: the Sanborn maps. They’re fun online (LAPL library card required), but they’re even more exciting in person if you ever get the chance. The awesome Caravan Book Store in downtown Los Angeles had an old volume last time I was in there.
And Harnisch’s always-interesting blog is now at ladailymirror.com.
— Matt Ballinger
(Images: Screen shots from smithsonianmag.com.)
The Hollywood Post Office - 2013
I’m always taking pictures of this building. I wish I could buy it.
Hollywood protest against US action in Syria. I feel the exact same way about parking in LA.
Hollywood protest against US action in Syria
Protestors take to Hollywood Blvd to protest US action in Syria
Faces of the Hollywood protest about US action in Syria
The Revolution will be Tweeted
LAPD Calvary - Syria protests in Hollywood
Home is where the heart is
Held together with love
A very formal telephone pole in the Arts District - DTLA
6th Street Bridge - DTLA
