- The Los Angeles River on the east
- Figueroa St. on the west (plus a few outliers farther west)
- 18th St. on the south
- 1st St. on the north ( + a few blocks farther north on Main and Spring)
For a wider geographic area head to the main Los Angeles Theatres by Street Address or the Los Angeles Theatres Alphabetical List.
W. 1st St. at N. Grand Ave.
[L.A. Opera, other events]
Disney Hall
W. 1st St. at N. Grand Ave.
[L.A. Philharmonic]
Fischer's/Spanish/Princess Theatre
121 W. 1st St.
[demolished]
Hollander Theatre
115 E. 1st St.
[demolished]
International Theatre/Bankoku-za
[retail]
Progressive/Tivoli Theatre
320 E. 1st St.
[demolished]
Fuji Kan/Linda Lea Theatre
324 E. 1st St.
[demolished]
[demolished]
2ND ST.
4TH ST.
5TH ST.
Hazard's Pavilion
W. 5th St. at Olive
[demolished]
.
Philharmonic Auditorium
427 W. 5th St.
[demolished]
Clune's Theatre
107 W. 5th St.
[demolished]
Star Theatre
100 block E. 5th
Globe/Jewel Theatre
[demolished]
[demolished]
Metropolitan Theatre
257 E. 5th St.
[retail]
Bell Theatre
314 E. 5th St.
[demolished]
El Rodeo Theatre
807 E. 5th St.
[demolished]
6TH ST.
[demolished]
7TH ST.
Playhouse Theatre/Teragram Ballroom
1234 W. 7th St.
[music venue]
Alamo Drafthouse
750 W. 7th St.
[opening 2019]
Warner Downtown
[jewelry mart]
Palace Theatre
318 W. 7th St.
[retail]
State Theatre
306 W. 7th Street
[church]
Dorkel/Merryland/Columbia Theatre
1015 E. 7th St.
[demolished]
8TH ST.
9TH ST.
[demolished]
18TH ST.
ALAMEDA ST.
Little Tokyo Cinemas
333 S. Alameda St.
[retail]
ARCADIA ST.
Teatro Alarcon
Arcadia at Calle de los Negros
[demolished]
246 S. Broadway
[demolished]
3rd St. @Broadway
[occasional events]
Homer Laughlin Bldg.
317 S. Broadway
(John Parkinson, 1897
Hill St. addition, 1905)
4th St. @Broadway
452-460 S. Broadway
(Alec Curlett & Claud Beelman, 1926)
5th St. @Broadway
Jewelry Trades Bldg.
220 W. 5th St. at Broadway
(Morgan, Walls & Morgan, 1912)
508 S. Broadway
[demolished]
Johnson/Pettebone Bldg.
510-12-14 S. Broadway
(Robert Brown Young, 1905)
518 S. Broadway
528 S. Broadway
[remodeled - retail]
553 S. Broadway, 323 W. 6th St.
[theatre demolished, Broadway
entrance now retail]
557-561 S. Broadway
(1920)
6th St. @Broadway
Walter P. Story Bldg.
610 S. Broadway
(Morgan & Walls, 1910)
Desmond's Department Store
612-616 S. Broadway
(Albert C. Martin, 1923. Street
614 S. Broadway
[rentals, special events]
642 S. Broadway
Forrester Bldg. (1907)
[retail]
J.E. Carr Building
646 S. Broadway
(Robert Brown Young, 1909)
Clifton's
648 S. Broadway
650 S. Broadway
7th St. @Broadway
Investment Co. Building
756 S. Broadway
Merritt Building
757 S. Broadway
(Reid & Reid, 1915)
| 1916 - Huntington Library |
| c.1931 - LAPL | 1939 - USC |
Olympic Theatre
313 W. 8th St. + an entrance on
700 block of Broadway (in the 30s)
[retail, COS]
8th St. @Broadway
Arrow Theatre
801 S. Broadway, 5th floor
Hamburger's Dept. Store
aka May Co., Broadway Trade Center
(Alfred Rosenheim, 1908; expanded in the 20s)
aka Singer Building
808 S. Broadway |
(Meyer & Holler, 1923)
812 S. Broadway
Wurlitzer Building
818 S. Broadway
(Walker & Eisen, 1924)
820 S. Broadway
(Benjamin J. Bloser, 1922)
Eastern Columbia Bldg.
849 S. Broadway
(Claud Beelman, 1930)
| LAPL -1930 | LAPL - 1930 |
| LA Places |
850 S. Broadway
(Claud Beelman, 1930)
9th St. @Broadway
901 S. Broadway
(John Parkinson, 1917)
939 S. Broadway
(Kenneth MacDonald Jr., 1923)
Olympic Blvd. @Broadway
1050-1070 S. Broadway
(Noerenberg & Johnson, 1920
-- built by Howard Huntington,
son of Henry)
11th St. @Broadway
YWCA, Case Hotel, Commercial Club,
Job Corps Bldg., Proper Hotel
1100-1106 Broadway
(Curlett & Beelman, 1925-26)
Pico Blvd. @Broadway
CALLE DE LOS NEGROS
Sanchez Hall
Calle de los Negros
[demolished]
Teatro Alarcon
Calle de los Negros at Arcadia St.
[demolished
CENTRAL AVE.
[demolished]
[demolished]
COURT ST.
FIGUEROA ST.
[demolished]
Turnverein Hall
1345 S. Figueroa St.
[moved, demolished]
Ebell Club
1719 S. Figueroa St.
[demolished]
135 N. Grand Ave.
[plays]
Dorothy Chandler Pavilion
135 N. Grand Ave.
[L.A. Opera, other events]
Disney Hall
111 S. Grand Ave.
[L.A. Philharmonic]
Biltmore Theatre
S. Grand at 5th St.
[demolished]
Kinema/Criterion Theatre
[demolished]
Trinity/Embassy Auditorium
855 S. Grand Ave.
[vacant]
HILL ST.
4th St. @ Hill
444 S. Hill St.
[demolished]
Pershing Square Building
448 S. Hill St.
(Curlett & Beelman, 1924)
William Fox Building
608 S. Hill St.
(S. Tilden Norton, 1931)
9th St. @ Hill
[ end of the Hill St. listings ]
HOPE ST.
Redcat
Hope & 2nd
[music and dance events]
Simpson's Auditorium
730 S. Hope St.
[mostly demolished]
Gamut Club Auditorium
[demolished]
JACKSON ST.
Mandarin Theatre
323 Jackson St.
[demolished]
LOS ANGELES ST.
Sanchez Hall
Calle de los Negros (N. Los Angeles St.)
[demolished]
Teatro Alarcon
Calle de Los Negros (N.Los Angeles St.) @ Arcadia St.
[demolished]
Pacific Electric Club Theatre
627 S. Los Angeles St.
[retail]
MAIN ST.
<<< west side east side >>>
Cezar Chavez Ave. (formerly Macy) @ Main
2 blocks east >>>
Marchessault St. near Alameda
[demolished]
Sanchez Hall
Calle de los Negroes /
N. Los Angeles St.
[demolished]
Principal Theatre
423 N. Main St.
[demolished]
420 N. Main St.
Wood's Opera House
410 N. Main St.
[demolished]
1 block east >>
Teatro Alarcon
Arcadia St. @ Calle de los Negroes
Arcadia St. @ Main
Market St. @ Main
<<< 1/2 block west
LAPD Headquarters
100 W. 1st St.
International Theatre
230 E. 1st St.
[retail]
2 1/2 blocks east >>>
Progressive Theatre
320 E. 1st St.
[demolished]
2 1/2 blocks east >>>
Fuji Kan Theatre
324 E. 1st St.
[demolished]
4 1/2 blocks east >>>
Pearl Theatre
414 E. 1st St.
[demolished]
125 S. Main St.
[demolished]
Mott's Hall/Imperial Theatre
133 S. Main St.
[demolished]
Novelty Theatre
136 S. Main St.
[demolished]
Denver Theatre
238 S. Main St.
[demolished]
247 S. Main St.
[club and bar, The Smell]
Linda Lea / DT Independent / Kult
251 S. Main St.
Electric Theatre
Empire Theatre
128 E. 3rd St.
[demolished]
7 blocks east >>>
Little Tokyo Cinemas
333 S. Alameda St.
[retail]
Jade Theatre
315 S. Main St.
[demolished]
Regal Theatre
323 S. Main St.
[demolished]
Belasco/Follies Theatre
337 S. Main St.
[demolished]
4th St. @ Main
400 S. Main St.
(John F. Blee, 1907; Robert
Brown Young, top 2 floors, 1911)
401 S. Main St.
(Morgan & Walls, 1905)
I.W. Hellman Building
409 S. Main St.
(Morgan & Walls, 1906-1910)
Main Theatre
438 S. Main St.
[retail]
Regent Theatre
Banner Theatre
458 S. Main St.
[demolished]
1/2 block east >>>
Star Theatre
100 block E. 5th St.
2 blocks east >>>
Metropolitan Theatre
257 E. 5th St.
[retail]
8 1/2 blocks east >>>
El Rodeo Theatre
807 E. 5th St.
[demolished]
1 block east >>>
Globe/Jewel Theatre
202 E. 5th St.
[demolished]
1 block east >>>
Spidora Theatre
224 E. 5th St.
[demolished]
3 blocks east >>>
Bell Theatre
314 E. 5th St.
[demolished]
Rounder/Girlesque/Gaiety/Paris
[offices]
Sherman Theatre
518 S. Main
[offices]
Burbank Theatre
548 S. Main St.
[demolished]
William G. Kerckhoff
Bldg./Santa Fe Lofts
121 E. 6th St.
(Morgan & Walls, 1907)
| Wikimapia |
610 S. Main St.
(Thornton Fitzhugh, 1903)
| Big Orange | PE Lofts | Noirish LA |
| more on Noirish - map of tracks! |
649 S. Main St.
1015 E. 7th St.
[demolished]
[demolished]
9th St. @ Spring & Main
[many vintage photos of the
intersection are on the Miller's page]
Hub Theatre
1007 S. Central Ave.
[demolished]
14 blocks east >>>
Angelus Theatre
1018 S. Central Ave.
[demolished]
MARCHESSAULT ST.
Chinese Theatre
216 Marchessault St.
OLIVE ST.
Hazard's Pavilion
S. Olive at 5th St.
[demolished]
Philharmonic Auditorium
S. Olive at 5th St.
[demolished]
Biltmore Theatre
S. Olive at 5th St.
[demolished]
OLVERA ST.
Teatro Torito
W-12 Olvera St.
Olvera St./Leo Carillo Theatre
W-10 Olvera St.
OLYMPIC BLVD.
Regal Cinemas
1000 W. Olympic Blvd.
[first run movies]
Idylwild Theatre
2361 E. Olympic Blvd. @
[demolished]
W. Cesar Chavez Ave. @ Spring
Paseo Luis Olivares @ Spring
Arcadia St. @ Spring
The 101
Aliso St. @ Spring
Temple St. @ Spring
200 N. Spring St.
1/ 2 block east >>>
Tivoli/Vienna/Cineograph Theatre
114 Court St.
[demolished]
1/2 block east >>>
Fischer's/Spanish/Princess
121 W. 1st St.
[ demolished]
[demolished]
LAPD Headquarters
100 W. 1st St.
Ideal Theatre
134 S. Spring St.
[demolished]
2nd St. @ Spring
257 S. Spring St.
(Weeks and Day, 1898)
3rd St. @ Spring
311 S. Spring St.
(Parkinson & Bergstrom, 1912)
Tally's Phonograph and Vitascope Parlor
311 S. Spring St. (1896) - also other locations
[demolished]
Tally's Phonograph and Vitascope Parlor
339 S. Spring St.(1899)
[demolished]
Stowell Hotel/El Dorado Lofts
416 S. Spring St.
(Frederick Noonan &
William Richards, 1913)
Title Insurance & Trust Building,
aka The Trust Building
433 S. Spring St.
(John & Donald Parkinson, 1928)
| website |
436 S. Spring St.
[demolished]
Tower/Last Bookstore
456 S. Spring St.
[demolished]
Herman Theatre
460 S. Spring St.
[demolished]
5th St. @ Spring
501 S. Spring St., 210 W. 5th
(John Parkinson, 1906, addition 1911)
Security National Bank
(John Parkinson, 1916)
514 S. Spring St.
[legit theatres]
Scenic Theatre
522 S. Spring St.
[demolished]
542 S. Spring St.
[demolished]
Merchants National
Bank Building/SB Lofts
548 S. Spring St.
6th St. @ Spring
8th St. @ Spring
<< looking toward Broadway
[ the rear of the Rialto from Spring St., 2012 ]
<< looking toward Broadway
[ the Orpheum from Spring and Main,
9th St. @ Spring & Main
Spring runs into Main St. at 9th. See many photos of the
9th/Spring/Main intersection on the page about Miller's Theatre.
[ end of the Spring St. listings ]
[demolished]
UPPER MAIN ST.
See San Fernando St.
UNKNOWN ADDRESSES
| Guerrero's Union Theatre |
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