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- HISTORYApril 23, 2013This Egyptian revival theater was developed by Sid Grauman and Charles E. Toberman in 1922 to accommodate the growing population of Los Angeles.
- Diegoberto BellamyFebruary 12The place you must visit in Hollywood to watch a movie. Staff is very friendly, and the place is just beautiful. Check out the Netflix store for cute goodies. Bear in mind that they don’t take cash.
- Katherine M.October 8, 2014A lavishly designed movie theater from the more glamorous days of Hollywood; motifs inspired by ancient Egypt. Fell into disrepair and recently restored, but still elaborate inside and out.
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- Holland MorrisAugust 2, 2016Actually this is an excellent Theatre for classic or obscure movies of all era's definitely recommend this Theatre.
- Hillary NoelleMay 3, 2015Great independent films. The reviews are right and balcony seating is the best
- Danielle NeufeldFebruary 12, 2012I'm all about the balcony. The Miyazaki films being shown Feb 2012 are wonderful! $9 student tickets is a steal (even if you haven't been a student for a few years).
- The best place to sit is the balcony. Get there early so you don't have to stand in line with all the latecomers!
- Jamie BarrenDecember 15, 20168th Annual Cleopatra's 2017 LA New Years Eve Ball #NYE2017 #NewYearsEve TICKETS AT -
http://bit.ly/egyptiantheatre2017 - @JaumePrimeroSeptember 27, 2012Make sure your phone is charged, limited number of outlets in and around the theater!
- SoCal Movie FanaticsSeptember 2, 2011The best spot for classic movies. They also host Q&A on a regular schedule with directors, cast and crew of classic and upcoming movies.
- Silent HollywoodMarch 16, 2012Capitalizing on the Tutankhamen craze, Sid Grauman opened his 1st movie palace in 1922. The 1st modern premier, for Doug Fairbank’s Robin Hood was held here. It is now home to American Cinematheque.
- Don't show up at the last minute like most people. Get here early so you get the prime seats!
- Jamie BarrenSeptember 27, 20168th Annual King Tuts Tomb LA Halloween Party on October 29th 2016 (Saturday) 9:00 PM at Egyptian Theatre!!! Read more
- Charles T SebestaDecember 13, 2015ICONIC LA LANDMARK. EVEN IF YOU AREN'T ABLE TO ATTEND AN EVENT THERE, STOP BY AND SEE IT.
- The History PressJuly 25, 2012Learn all about the importance of Los Angeles's Bunker Hill to the film noir classics of the 1950s like Kiss Me Deadly! Read more