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7165 Beverly Blvd. Los Angeles, CA 90036

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  • 2010 | Best House That Quentin Saved (1978)

    Having already been a vaudeville theater, a nightclub called Slapsie Maxie's and various movie house incarnations from foreign films to porn, the New Beverly Cinema opened for business in 1978. Owner Sherman Torgan operated the theater for nearly three decades as a premier revival house featuring the gamut of films, from Hollywood classics to art-house fare to blockbusters, while elsewhere across L.A. (not to mention the nation), countless other repertory cinemas fell victim to th... More »

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    By Veronika Ferdman | Thu, May 24, 2012

    Thursday, May 24 It's a good night for lovers of bullets-and-fists-flying Hong Kong cinema with the New Beverly's double feature of A Killer's Blues and Too Many Ways to Be Number One (produced by Johnnie To and directed by his frequent collaborat... More »

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    Your Weekly Movie To-Do List

    By Veronika Ferdman | Thu, May 17, 2012

    Thursday, May 17 Two of the American Cinematheque's many facets are on display tonight. Robert Bresson's penultimate work of existential despair, The Devil, Probably, screens at Santa Monica's Aero Theatre in a pristine 35mm print that should not ... More »

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    Your Weekly Movie To-Do List

    By Veronika Ferdman | Thu, May 10, 2012

    Thursday, May 10 The UCLA Film and TV Archive has silent films about two hot-button issues in store for tonight, with Traffic in Souls (prostitution) and Where Are My Children (abortion). Over at the Egyptian, it's a night of disaster with Robert ... More »

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    Your Weekly Movie To-Do List

    By Veronika Ferdman | Thu, April 26, 2012

    Thurs., April 26 The New Beverly is playing the restored version (all 162 minutes, as originally intended) of Samuel Fuller's World War II epic The Big Red One. And the Noir City festival is in full swing over at the Egyptian. Tonight's double fea... More »

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    Your Weekly Movie To-Do List

    By Veronika Ferdman | Thu, April 19, 2012

    Thurs., April 19 As of press time, Once Upon a Time in Anatolia and The Ballad of Genesis and Lady Jaye have no local shows scheduled after tonight, so this may be your last chance to catch 'em locally. George Romero's essential 1973 antimilitary ... More »

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