Designed by noted theatre architect S. Charles Lee, the Vogue Theatre opened on July 16th, 1935 with a seating capacity of 897, all on one floor. The Vogue Theatre was run by Fox West Coast Theatres for many years until Mann Theatres took over in the early 1990's.
One of the better mid-sized theatres on Hollywood Boulevard, the theatre is located across the next block from the Egyptian Theatre.
Hollywood has become one of the hottest development markets in Southern California. With more office space under construction than any place else in L.A. County, the entertainment industry is moving back to its historic roots and thousands of new residential units are attracting young Millennials and tech savy residents. Area businesses include restaurants such as Beso, Katsuya, Musso & Frank, Hard Rock Cafe, Kitchen 24, Shake Shack, Loteria Grill; hotels such as Loews Hotel, Mama Shelter, W Hollywood, The Redbury, Roosevelt Hotel; entertainment such as Arclight theatres, Egyptian theater, Hollywood Bowl, The Palladium, Dolby theatre, Pantages theatre, TCL Chinese theatres; and retailers such as Zara, H&M, Trader Joe's, Urban Outfitters, Free People and American Apparel
