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Seeing Stars: Hollywood Movie Palaces..
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- The Mann Village
theatre (the historic old Fox theatre,
one of the finest theatres in Los Angeles, and site of many Hollywood
world premieres), at
961 Broxton, in Westwood Village:
(310) 289-MANN.
- The Mann Bruin
theatre, 948 Broxton, in Westwood Village: (310) 289-MANN. (Across the
street from the Village theatre, often shares movie premieres with it.)
- The Mann National
theatre, at 10925 Lindbrook, in Westwood Village: (310) 289-MANN.
Site of an occasional movie premiere.
- General Cinema's Avco Cinema,
at 10840 Wilshire Blvd., in Westwood Village: (310) 475-0711.
- The AMC Century 14
(multiplex) at the Century City Shopping
Center, 10250 Santa Monica Blvd., in Century City: (310) 475-9441.
The busiest movie complex in Los Angeles.
- The Grove at
Farmers Market - the multiplex in this delightful new shopping
center (next to the venerable Farmers Market
at Third & Fairfax) is becoming extremely popular, and is attracting
quite a few celebrities as well. 189 The Grove Drive. (323) 900-8000.
- The Cineplex Odeon Universal
City Cinemas (multiplex), 18 theatres, atop the hill, near Universal
Studios Hollywood at the other end of the Universal
CityWalk: (818) 508-0588. Quite a few premieres have been held there
lately. Busy (buy your tickets in advance).
- The Goldwyn Pavilion Cinemas,
inside the Westside Pavilion mall
(at the corner of Pico Blvd and Westwood Boulevards) in Westwood. Features
fine art films and foreign films; movies that are hard to find elsewhere:
(310) 475-0202.
- The New Beverly Cinema,
at 1765 Beverly Blvd: (323) 938-4038. This is one of the few remaining
revival houses in L.A., featuring classic movies culled from different
eras, often featuring a double feature from a single director, such as
Stanley Kubrick's "Lolita" and "Dr. Strangelove."
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