Los Angeles Theatre

A fun fact about the Los Angeles Theatre is that it was one of the last and most opulent movie palaces built during the Golden Age of Hollywood. Opened in 1931, its grand opening featured the premiere of Charlie Chaplin’s film “City Lights,” with Chaplin himself financing the final stages of its construction when funds ran short. The theatre’s design is lavishly inspired by French Baroque architecture, boasting a stunning crystal fountain in the lobby, a luxurious ballroom, and even a children’s playroom. Its intricate detailing and lavish décor make it one of the most visually spectacular theaters in Los Angeles.