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Photo by Michael Everett

Aero Theatre

R. M. Woolpert
This moderate-sized neighborhood theatre, completed in 1940, was built by Douglas Aircraft Company, the Santa Monica-based airplane manufacturer, to serve its factory employees.
Photo by VPISteve on Flickr

Alex Theatre

S. Charles Lee
Lindley & Selkirk
The Alex Theatre is Glendale's premier theatre and performance venue. Although originally designed by architects Lindley & Selkirk in a Classical Revival style with an entry forecourt, in 1940, the theatre façade was remodeled into a spectacular Moderne edifice by noted theatre architect S. Charles Lee, and was renamed the Alex.
Photo courtesy Big Orange Landmarks

Alexandria Hotel

John Parkinson
Constructed in 1906 at the then almost unheard of cost of $2 million, the hotel then added a large addition in 1911. The addition included a beautiful banquet hall with a spectacular stained-glass ceiling, now known as the Palm Court.
Photo by Andrew Leeson

Apple Tower Theatre

S. Charles Lee
The Tower Theatre opened in 1927 and was the first theatre designed by renowned theatre architect S. Charles Lee. The creative designer fit 900 seats and ground floor retail onto a tiny corner lot. In June 2021, the Tower Theatre was adaptively reused and reopened as a new Apple store.
Photo by Truus, Bob and Jan of Holland on Flickr

Bigfoot Crest Theatre

Arthur W. Hawes
The Westwood Theatre was built by Frances Seymour Fonda, Henry Fonda’s second wife and the mother of Peter and Jane.
Brunswick Sands Bowl interior
Photo by Jessica Hodgdon/L.A. Conservancy

Brunswick Sands Bowl

Architect Unknown
The Sands Bowl's Googie-esque, Egyptian-themed design is a great example of a bowling center in the "California style," with cocktail lounge, sunken dining room, and exotic decor.

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