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famous movie theatre in the world.
        Our IMAX stands apart too. It's the world's largest IMAX auditorium, as well as the only movie palace
        in California with a state-of-the-art IMAX Laser projection experience. Watching a movie here is
        not just a night out, it's a memorable event. The IMAX laser experience at the TCL Chinese Theatre
        represents a quantum leap forward in cinema technology - providing audiences with the sharpest,
        brightest, clearest and most vivid digital images ever, combined with a whole new level of immersive
        audio. The experience of seeing a movie at the TCL Chinese Theatre IMAX is truly unparalleled.



        historic theatre tours
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        Globe Theatre
        Los Angeles, CA

        From the Los Angeles Historic Theatre Foundation
        website...
        The Morosco Theatre opened on January 6, 1913,
        bringing full-length dramatic productions to LA's
        theatre district. Two of the greatest names in
        American theatre were involved in building and
        operating the theatre: Oliver Morosco and the                               Photo by Escott O. Norton
        Belasco family. In the Depression, the 1400-seat
        theatre was renamed The President, then switched from stage productions to movies and newsreels.
        Then, in 1947 the theatre was renamed the Globe. A brutal conversion to retail space in 1987 ended
        the theatre's 74 year run. After a run as the
        nightclub "Club 740," the house is now being
        partially restored as a multi-purpose performance
        venue.


        Palace Theatre
        Los Angeles, CA








                                                                   Build the Future by Restoring the Past.













                    Photo by Wendell Benedetti
           Courtesy of Los Angeles Historic Theatre Foundation
        Excerpted from the Palace Theatre website...
        The Palace Theatre, at 630 S Broadway, was
        built in 1911 as the third Los Angeles home of                                                         ®
        the Orpheum Vaudeville circuit. It was originally           iastage.com
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