1313 Vine St. Los Angeles, CA 90028 | map | (310) 247-3000 The Linwood Dunn Theatre at the Pickford Film Center is a plush 286 seat theatre hosting revivals, rare archival screenings and programs related to various aspects of movie making. The facility is well equipped for all standard film formats including 70mm. Previously the building was the home of the Mutual Don Lee Broadcasting System and later was an ABC production facility known as the ABC Vine St. Theatre. Architect: Claud Beelman with associate Herman Spackler. Mr Beelman is perhaps best known for the moderne facade on the Philharmonic Auditorium Building and the design of the Eastern Columbia Building. Alison Martino on Vintage Los Angeles notes that the building was recently restored by Offenhauser/Mekeel Architects and offers a recent photo of the entrance. From Script to DVD
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A 2007 view - click to enlarge.
photo: Bill Counter about the photos from other websites... The photos of this theatre from other sites were generally
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Century Modern...and
Historical Los Angeles in the '60s, '70s and '80swww.facebook.com/groups/75888708987 A photo of the building when it was the headquarters of the Mutual Don Lee Broadcasting System. It was added by Alison Martino to her great Mid Century Modern Facebook page. full size view A nice look up Vine St. in 1968. full size view Also see: | ABC Vine St. - "Newlywed Game" | |








