Why it matters
A 1922 Hollywood movie palace and the site of the premiere of Douglas Fairbanks’ Robin Hood.
American Cinematheque repertory, restorations, festivals, premieres, and special-format presentations.
One of the few U.S. cinemas equipped for nitrate projection, with 35mm, 70mm, and DCP capability.
A surviving silent-era Hollywood movie palace.
The room
How movies play here.
- Projection
- 35mm, 70mm, Nitrate, DCP
Going tonight
What to know before you leave.
- Lines
- American Cinematheque says its box office opens 60 minutes before showtime and sold-out programs may use a standby line.
Verified sources
Where these details come from.
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What’s on the screen.
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The venue remains in Screenline’s verified theater guide.