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The Westlake Theatre could be a historic theater situated within the Westlake section of l. A. , California, adjacent to Douglas MacArthur Park. The arena was listed on the National Register of Historic Places in 2009.
Opened in 1926, the arena had seating for one,949 patrons and was used for each motion footage and variety shows. It had been designed at a reportable price of $750,000. It had been designed by Richard D. Bates, Jr., with AN exterior in an exceedingly Mission/Spanish Colonial Revival vogue. The facade options forged stone churrigueresco particularisation of floral patterns and cartridge Relief. The inside contains Adamesque references and murals by Anthony Heinsbergen. Exterior renovations in 1935 were designed by the noted theater designer S. Charles Lee And enclosed an art movement price tag stall manufactured from red-painted metal, unvarnished metal and glass, new lobby doors, and terrazzo sunburst paving within the hall and front paseo. One amongst the theater’s intact options is an explicit steel-frame, three-story Ne sign that reads “WESTLAKE THEATRE.”
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