United Artists Inglewood Theatre
148 N. Market Street,
Inglewood,
CA
90301
148 N. Market Street,
Inglewood,
CA
90301
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The UA Inglewood Theatre was first operated by United Artists and later Fox West Coast Theatres.
The United Artists was later used as a Mitchell Brothers adult theater. It was destroyed in a fire in the 90s.
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William Gabel
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From the LA Times, November 1, 1931:
INGLEWOOD, Oct. 31 – Two bandits held up the box office of the United Artists Theater during the second performance last night, effecting the robbery while the motor of their roadster was kept running at the curb. Less than $100 was obtained.
Bad times during the Depression.
The LA Times reported in September 1933 that the United Artists had been sold for $85,000 cash to Albert Jones, a San Diego theater owner and investor. The seller was Mrs. Nora M. Brown.
Here is a view of Market Street circa 1960:
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Here is a 1984 photo. The aka of Fox Cinema II should be added.
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The UA is on the right in this 1962 photo:
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Here is a June 1974 ad from the LA Times:
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Here are 1955 photos:
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That was BERK’s Liquor store (not bar) just to the North. The bar was “The Office” in the 50s and 60s.
Nice 1955 photos ken mc.