New Beverly Cinema
7165 Beverly Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90036
Open · verified by Lumina November 2026
A revival house in a 1920s building that shows double features on 35mm, plus weekend midnight shows and Saturday kids' matinees.
Quick facts
- Type
- Repertory, Historic
- Address
- 7165 Beverly Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90036
- Area
- Los Angeles area
- Phone
- (323) 938-4038
- Opened
- 1978
- Tickets via
- Veezi
What to expect
On screen
- Classics and revivals
- Cult and midnight movies
- Family films
At the theater
- 35mm projection
- Concessions
The story
The building dates to the late 1920s, designed by John P. Edwards and Warren Frazier Overpeck, and is thought to have begun as a candy store. It later held variety acts and a nightclub before becoming a movie house in the late 1950s. A new owner started the continuous double-feature format in May 1978, and the theater became the last of its kind in Los Angeles. In late 2007 a filmmaker bought the property to keep it from redevelopment, and the founding family kept running it for some years. Full programming moved to the owner in 2014, with a pledge to stay on film. It closed in March 2020 and reopened in June 2021 at reduced capacity.
Good to know
- Do they show film prints?
- Yes. The site says all shows are presented in 35mm unless noted as 16mm.
- Are there kids' shows?
- Saturday Kiddee Matinees are listed at $10, with a free popcorn bag for ages 12 and under.
- Where is New Beverly Cinema?
- New Beverly Cinema is at 7165 Beverly Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90036. Phone: (323) 938-4038.
- Is New Beverly Cinema open?
- Yes. Lumina verified New Beverly Cinema as open in November 2026. Check the theater's showtimes for today's schedule.
- How do I buy tickets for New Beverly Cinema?
- Buy tickets directly from the theater (it sells through Veezi) using the Showtimes & tickets button on this page. You can also call (323) 938-4038.
- What independent theaters are near New Beverly Cinema?
- Brain Dead Studios in Los Angeles (1.0 mi), Academy Museum of Motion Pictures in Los Angeles (1.3 mi), and Egyptian Theatre in Los Angeles (1.8 mi).
- Brain Dead StudiosAcademy Museum of Motion PicturesEgyptian Theatre
Getting there
7165 Beverly Boulevard, Los Angeles, CA 90036 · Get directions · Map © OpenStreetMap contributors
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