Warner Beverly Hills Theater

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Warner Beverly Hills Theater, also known as Warner Beverly, was a movie theater located at 9404 Wilshire Boulevard in Beverly Hills, California. It was considered "The Pride of Beverly Hills" and "one of the most splendid Art Deco theatres in Los Angeles."

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Warner Beverly Hills Theater
Wilshire Boulevard,

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N 34.067 °	E -118.3972 °

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Wilshire Boulevard 9420
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California, United States
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