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Los Angeles, California
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The iconic neon sign, installed in 1935, was visible from miles away and became a symbol of the theater's prominence in the city.
Opened in 1926, it was designed to host live performances before transitioning to a movie theater.
The building features elements of Spanish Colonial Revival and Art Deco, reflecting the eclectic design trends of the 1920s.
In 1991, it received this designation, recognizing its architectural and cultural significance to the city.
After its time as a theater, it has served as a swap meet and a venue for community events.
The Westlake district has been a vibrant cultural hub for decades, reflecting the diverse communities of Los Angeles.
