There is much history on display about the theater, the auditorium, drive-in and the entire area at the Farmers Market. This history was added as part of the renovation of the market when The Grove was added.
I started attending the Pan Pacific Theater when we moved to nearby Detroit Street in 1964 when I was a kid. We still have my parents' duplex there which has been in the family since 1944 when my grandmother bought it. I remember the $1.50 weekend/$1.25 weekday/$.50 child prices (or was it $.75 for children?). The Gordon Theater on La Brea and the Farifax Theater on Beverly & Fairfax had
comparable prices for double features.
My dad told us about the bowling alley that was there when he arrived in 1944.
There is much history on display about the theater, the auditorium, drive-in and the entire area at the Farmers Market. This history was added as part of the renovation of the market when The Grove was added.
I started attending the Pan Pacific Theater when we moved to nearby Detroit Street in 1964 when I was a kid. We still have my parents' duplex there which has been in the family since 1944 when my grandmother bought it. I remember the $1.50 weekend/$1.25 weekday/$.50 child prices (or was it $.75 for children?). The Gordon Theater on La Brea and the Farifax Theater on Beverly & Fairfax had
comparable prices for double features.
My dad told us about the bowling alley that was there when he arrived in 1944.