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Previous Names: Fox Village Theatre, Fox Westwood Village, Mann Village Theatre Phone Numbers: Box Office: 310.248.6266. Nearby Theaters. Regency Bruin Theatre; Landmark Westwood Theatre; Mann Westwood 4; Mann Plaza Theater; National Theatre; News About This Theater. Apr 13, 2014 — Santa Monica to get two ArcLights
There used to be several nice vintage single screen theatres in Westwood. Only this and the sixties style modified Bruin across the street remain. The Bruin is nice, but the original auditorium wall decor is covered by curtains. The Village looks like the day it opened ages ago. Total movie palace ambience, kept good as new.
- 961 Broxton Ave Los Angeles, CA 90024
Specialties: Opened in 1936 with 697 seats this elegant theater is often seen in the backdrop of movie premieres taking place across the street at the Village Theater. Its wrap-around marquee can be seen from all four streets which intesect at the theater. Established in 1936. Opened in 1936 with 670 seats this elegant theater is often seen in the backdrop of movie premieres taking place ...
- 948 Broxton Ave Westwood Village, CA 90024
119 transparencies : color ; 4 x 5 in. | Photographs show chiefly buildings in Los Angeles and the surrounding area. Specific sites in Los Angeles include 1000 Wilshire Building, 777 Tower at Citicorp Plaza, ABC Entertainment Center, Ahmanson Center Theater, Mark Taper Forum and Dorothy Chandler Pavilion at the Los Angeles Performing Arts Center, Angeles-Rosedale Cemetery, Bradbury Building ...
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The Villag, Bruin and Landmark Regent are the only operating theatres in Westwood Village currently. rivest266 on August 6, 2016 at 6:13 am. This opened on December 25th, 1975. Grand opening for it as well as the Old Towne Mall expansion in Torrance in the photo section. rivest266 on August 12, 2019 at 2:19 pm.
The 93-year-old theater, which is a block from the UCLA campus and continues to host many studio premieres weekly or monthly, is distinctive for its soaring tower, neon marquee, and massive screen.
