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The Warner Huntington Park, a Priteca picture palace on Pacific Boulevard
Huntington Park, California
B. Marcus Priteca, the architect behind the Hollywood Pantages, designed this Art Deco movie palace at 6714 Pacific Boulevard, and it opened in 1930. Pacific Pictures later ran it as the Warner 2. It was built for a shopping street that at the time drew crowds from every town in the southern corridor.
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