This reopened on April 17th, 1970 as “The Screening room” by the owners of the theatre of the same name in San Francisco and renamed “The Viewing Room” on May 8th, 1970. Another ad posted.
The Cinemaland theatre opened with “Far from the Madding Crowd” on April 10th, 1968 and closed on June 5th, 1979. It was split up into three screens on December 25th, 1974. Grand opening ad posted.
Dates are April 23rd, 1969 as the UA Westwood, December 14th, 1983 as the UA Egyptian, June 15th, 1988 as the Cineplex Odeon Odeon Cinema and as Mann Festival on June 24th, 1993. Grand opening ads posted.
The Venice theatre opened on April 23rd, 1969 as an “A New Showplace for Girl-Followers”. 2nd screen opened from 1972-1974 and closed after the LA Times 1977 ad-ban on adult cinemas. Grand opening ad posted.
The Pix held a reopening on November 19th, 1969 with a street parade from the Cinerama Dome with 200 skydivers diving from a plane at 5500 feet up. Another ad posted.
The Cave theatre opened on February 5th, 1971 with “The Ways of the Harlot”, an adult movie. Grand opening ad posted.
The first ad for this theatre appeared on February 15th, 1971.
Closed in 1969 and reopened on November 24th, 1971. Tiny grand opening ad posted.
This opened on February 18th, 1970 by Avco Embassy.
1st LA times ad appeared on November 13th, 1970 with “All Male Best of ‘70” posted.
Theatre closed after the LA Times ban on adult movie ads in 1977.
This opened as the Xanadu theatre on April 16th, 1971. It featured a 30 feet wide Cinemascope screen. Grand opening ad posted.
This reopened on April 17th, 1970 as “The Screening room” by the owners of the theatre of the same name in San Francisco and renamed “The Viewing Room” on May 8th, 1970. Another ad posted.
This was renamed HK Studio on December 7th, 1971.
Grand opening ad posted.
The Cinemaland theatre opened with “Far from the Madding Crowd” on April 10th, 1968 and closed on June 5th, 1979. It was split up into three screens on December 25th, 1974. Grand opening ad posted.
The Deluxe New Fox South Coast theatre opened on March 13th, 1968 with “Bonnie and Clyde”. Grand opening ad posted.
Grand opening ad:
Valley Circle cinema opening Tue, Aug 5, 1969 – 8 · Valley Times (North Hollywood, California) · Newspapers.com
Reopened on October 18th, 1951
Village Theatre in Westwood reopening Thu, Oct 18, 1951 – 32 · The Los Angeles Times (Los Angeles, California) · Newspapers.com
Dates are April 23rd, 1969 as the UA Westwood, December 14th, 1983 as the UA Egyptian, June 15th, 1988 as the Cineplex Odeon Odeon Cinema and as Mann Festival on June 24th, 1993. Grand opening ads posted.
Reopened as Left Bank on August 30th, 1968. Another ad posted.
The Venice theatre opened on April 23rd, 1969 as an “A New Showplace for Girl-Followers”. 2nd screen opened from 1972-1974 and closed after the LA Times 1977 ad-ban on adult cinemas. Grand opening ad posted.
The Surf cinema opened on March 8th, 1968 and the Marina Cinema 1 & 2 opened on December 25th, 1969. Grand opening ads posted.
The Venus adult cinema opened on July 25th, 1969 and closed after the LA Times ban on adult movie ads in 1977.
This reopened as the Century 21 on March 6th, 1968. Grand opening ad posted.
The Showcase Cinema opened with “The Odd Couple” and “Rosemary’s Baby” on April 16th, 1969. Grand opening ad posted.
The Pix held a reopening on November 19th, 1969 with a street parade from the Cinerama Dome with 200 skydivers diving from a plane at 5500 feet up. Another ad posted.
Held a reopening on December 16th, 1969. Another ad posted.
This opened as the Mini theatre on November 5th, 1969 with “Studio F”. Grand opening ad posted