The Pix held a reopening on November 19th, 1969 with a street parade from the Cinerama Dome with 200 skydivers diving from a plane at 5500 feet up. Another ad posted.
This reopened as the 2nd Fox theatre in Hollywood on December 18th, 1968 and closed in 1995. The First Fox theatre (AKA: Music Box) opened on May 25th, 1954-1959 (Listed elsewhere on this website). Grand opening ad posted.
The Thousand Oaks Drive-In opened on August 2nd, 1967 with “The War Wagon” and “Young Warriors” and a stage show with movie stars in attendance, a battle of the bands, etc. Grand opening ad posted.
Reopened as Europa with the Soviet film – “The Ballet of Othello” – “Отелло” on June 24th, 1964. May have been owned by Artkino during its Soviet film era. Grand opening ad posted.
The Showcase Cinema opened with “The Odd Couple” and “Rosemary’s Baby” on April 16th, 1969. Grand opening ad posted.
The Pix held a reopening on November 19th, 1969 with a street parade from the Cinerama Dome with 200 skydivers diving from a plane at 5500 feet up. Another ad posted.
Held a reopening on December 16th, 1969. Another ad posted.
This opened as the Mini theatre on November 5th, 1969 with “Studio F”. Grand opening ad posted
This became the Loew’s in Hollywood on April 11th, 1968. Grand opening ad posted.
This reopened as the 2nd Fox theatre in Hollywood on December 18th, 1968 and closed in 1995. The First Fox theatre (AKA: Music Box) opened on May 25th, 1954-1959 (Listed elsewhere on this website). Grand opening ad posted.
This reopened as a 3-screen adult cinema complex with the world’s biggest adult bookstore on March 14th, 1969. Grand opening ad posted.
Grand opening ad posted.
This reopened as the Astro theatre on October 8th, 1969 with a triple bill adult program. Spanish movies by the end of 1969. Grand opening ad posted.
The Thousand Oaks Drive-In opened on August 2nd, 1967 with “The War Wagon” and “Young Warriors” and a stage show with movie stars in attendance, a battle of the bands, etc. Grand opening ad posted.
The Paris Penthouse opened on July 19th, 1967. Grand opening ad posted.
This reopened as the Ciné on December 20th, 1967 with “The Bible” by Loew’s Theatres.
This reopened as the Hilltop theatre on July 13th, 1966 and closed in 1979.
Grand opening ad found. posted in photo section.
kencmcintyre on December 12, 2009 at 8:15 pm article below:
First LA Times listings started on August 5th, 1966 as the Villa.
Slight correction. Opened on March 9th, 1966. Grand opening ad posted.
The Cinematheque-16 opened on June 9th, 1966 with “Public Enemy” and “Little Caesar”. Ad posted.
This reopened as the Holiday theatre by Statewide Theatres on July 21st, 1966 with stars in person, bands and a parade. Grand opening ad posted.
This opened on November 6th, 1965 with an kid’s preview.
Metropolitan Larwin theatre in Simi Valley Sun, Mar 21, 1965 – 134 · The Los Angeles Times (Los Angeles, California) · Newspapers.com
Two screens on May 23rd, 1965
This became the Studio 1 theatre on November 10th, 1965. Grand opening ad posted.
Opened on April 1st, 1964. Grand opening ad posted.
Reopened as Europa with the Soviet film – “The Ballet of Othello” – “Отелло” on June 24th, 1964. May have been owned by Artkino during its Soviet film era. Grand opening ad posted.
The Art Movie opened on August 14th, 1964 with The Servant and The Millionairess. Grand opening ads posted.
Art Movie theatre opening Thu, Aug 13, 1964 – Page 39 · Valley News (Van Nuys, California) · Newspapers.com