Architecture of the Village Theatre in Westwood Village - Los Angeles, California, United States of America

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The Village Theatre in Westwood Village

Also known as:	Fox Theatre
Built:	1931
Designed by:	P.O. Lewis
Type:	Entertainment venue
Location:	961 Broxton Avenue

Seating an audience of 1,300 this Spanish Moderne landmark is one of a series of Fox Theatres erected around southern California during Hollywood's heyday. Though it is now in the hands of the Mann theater company (of Mann's Chinese Theater fame), this old Fox is literally and figuratively a beacon of the past. It retains its opulence through the use of marble flooring and rich appointments in the auditorium. It also has a balcony suitable for snuggling, and is occasionally the site of a Hollywood premier.

Hollywood Premiere
Courtesy: Arnesen Photography/LACVB , PictureLA.com
Photo Credit: © Erik Arnesen

Photograph courtesy of Dave Liu.

Photograph courtesy of Dave Liu.

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