Fillmore

I recently got the chance to see the interior of the State. DonF’s statements are correct. The seats are in storage and today are about 3 flat slopes of dance areas and little bars. Sadly there is smoking occuring sicne the theater is used as a nightclub. The interior is amazing, to each side of the stage is a knight made out of plaster. There is a dome at the very top center of the auditorium, and it is estimated to go up 7 stories. The auditiorium is weathered and needs a good cleaning from suet on the plaster. The lobby is also great, and weathered.

I’ve been there twice in the last three years…for concerts, so my info may be a bit dated.
The main floor seats have been removed for concert dancing. The balcony still has standard seating.
Renovation work continues, mostly in the lobby. The auditorium decoration is largely intact, but “weathered”.
They hold concerts there, and show some films on weekend nights. It is owned by Chuck Forbes. He was the savior of the Detroit Fox and the Gem Theatres, though he sold the Fox to Mike Ilitch of Little Caesar’s Pizza/Detroit Tigers/Detroit Red Wings, who put the big money into finishing the Fox’s grand revival.

This theater was located at 3400 Wilshire Boulevard, Los Angeles.