Pacific 1-2-3
6433 Hollywood Boulevard,
Los Angeles,
CA
90028
6433 Hollywood Boulevard,
Los Angeles,
CA
90028
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If church services are being held in the theater, even on a part-time basis, I would say that church is the function.
If you click on the “cineminklings” link on the church website, it looks they have a film group that goes to the Arclight. I guess it really is a church in Hollywood:
http://tinyurl.com/2jm67f
The Hollywood Pacific Theatre is owned by Pacific Theatre’s parent company. It’s been up for sale for over 10 years since I closed it.
Are the theaters far apart? (I know the El Capitain is across from the Chinese for instance). I know Hollywood Blvd. is a long street…
Does Pacific Theaters own or lease the building still?
The Warner is on the same side of Hollywood Boulevard as Pantages and the Chinese. It is located west of Pantages going towards the Chinese, but not as far west as the Egyptian on the south side of the Boulevard.
Where is the Warner in relation to the Pantages, Chinese and Egyptian on Hollywood Blvd?
I agree. Back to the theater discussion.
Moderator will probably ask us to stop soon. This is a family friendly site. And we are blogging regarding a theatre that is being used as a church…
And, depending on the type of theater, the same type of activity may occur in both.
In essence “restroom enthusiasts” and “cinema enthusiasts” are very similar: one has a “wide stance” and the other likes “wide screens”. They also both spend a lot if time sitting in a place without enough legroom.
I have a wide stance too, I just don’t advertise it.
Ouch. We prefer “cinema enthusiasts”.
I might have to pop by. I wonder if other theatre geeks will as well. That’s how I saw the inside of the of the Million Dollar Thatre. Wonder if the screen is still up and if the curtain will be opened or closed.
Every time there is a earthquake the whole ceiling tile area gets banged up. When I worked for Pacific Theatres they maintained that theatre very well. That picture is of the right theatre in the complex.
That’s indeed half of the twinned balcony. Looks to be in pretty good shape too. How much damage is there?
The East mezzanine picture is ½ of the twinned balcony? Or is it the main auditorium? It seems cut off in the middle. The hallway pictures and ceiling fixtures look quite good. I suppose someone is maintaining the theater.
Hi all! I had the opportunity to walk through this great place a few months ago, and I was able to take some pictures. I thought I’d share them: http://www.flickr.com/gp/22721423@N04/H1C91y
Response #1:
Yeah, what’s it worth to you…
Response #2:
Yes, and if I show you, I’ll have to kill you…
Response #3:
In the basement of the Robertson Properties Group on Robertson Blvd. in Beverly Hills, there’s an office that has all the original Warner Hollywood blueprints.
How bad do you want them?
Does anyone have floor plans of Warner Pacific?
Howard, thanks for the photos, Rob Lessin
Great Photos
Not 1950’s, but as I don’t see it above posted, wonderful photo set by Ken Roe of this theater:
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Does anyone have a photo of interior of Pacific 1-2-3 in Hollywood from the early 50’s showing the Cinerama set up.
This is an interesting photo from the USC archive. Paul deLongpre was one of Hollywood’s early residents. Here is house is being demolished while the frame of the Warner theater rises in the background:
http://tinyurl.com/3y9pkv