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Westside Pavilion Cinemas

10800 W. Pico Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90064  | map |

Opened: October 16, 1985 as the four-screen Samuel Goldwyn Pavilion Cinemas, an operation of Landmark Theatres. 

It was in the Westside Pavilion mall at Pico and Westwood Blvd. When ownership of the circuit changed it was rebranded as the Westside Pavilion Cinemas. 
 
 

The full page ad in the Calendar section of the October 13, 1985 issue of the L.A. Times. Thanks to Tony Joe Stemme for locating this for his post about the neighborhood's theatres for the Cinema Treasures Facebook group.

Closed: 2007

Status: This venue got replaced by The Landmark, a twelve screen theatre in a newly added section of the mall west of Westwood Blvd. That complex opened June 1, 2007. The four screen theatre was gutted and its space in the mall used for retail.

The Westland Twins had been on the site before the mall was built. Also nearby, and a casualty of the mall's westward expansion, was the Picwood Theatre at 10872 Pico.

More information: Thanks to the Cinema Tour listing about the theatre for the opening date.

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2 comments:

  1. kendelcontee20@gmail.comAugust 17, 2017 at 12:33 AM

    'Twas difficult for me to see what is showing AND the actual showtimes. Why is that?
    K. DelConte

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    1. B CounterAugust 17, 2017 at 6:43 AM

      Well, the theatre doesn't exist anymore, Ken. Nothing is showing.

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