54 LANDMARKS AND MUSEUMS / SAN PEDRO (LOS ANGELES)
Warner Grand Theatre
A 1931 Art Deco movie palace owned by the city. One of the last great Warner Bros. palaces, an Art Deco-Moderne theater the City of Los Angeles bought in 1996 to keep as a public venue.
The facts
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| Where | 478 W 6th St, San Pedro (Los Angeles) |
|---|---|
| Built | 1931 (opened) |
| Architect or builder | B. Marcus Priteca (interiors by Anthony Heinsbergen) |
| Kind | Landmarks and museums |
| Status | standing |
| Visiting | public |
| From El Segundo City Hall | 14.4 miles, straight line |
| Coordinates | 33.73861, -118.29139 |
What the sources say
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- It opened on January 20, 1931.
The Warner Grand Theatre is a historic movie palace that opened on January 20, 1931.
Wikipedia ↗ reported - It was designed by B. Marcus Priteca with interiors by Anthony Heinsbergen.
architect B. Marcus Priteca and interior designer Anthony Heinsbergen
Wikipedia ↗ reported - The City of Los Angeles acquired it in 1996.
The City of Los Angeles acquired Warner Grand Theatre in 1996 and assigned operations and programming to DCA.
Wikipedia ↗ reported
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- Vincent Thomas Bridge, San Pedro (Los Angeles) 1.4 mi
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Cite this
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Warner Grand Theatre. elsegundo.xyz Architecture, checked Nov 3, 2026. https://elsegundo.xyz/architecture/warner-grand-theatre/
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